About This Guide
Backing Up and Restoring the Image
Backing Up and Restoring the Configuration
Upgrading the Wireless Convergence Software
Working with External Storage Devices
Using the Console Port
- Using the Console Port in the Wireless Controller Models C25, C35, C4110, C5110, and C5210
  - Entering Rescue Mode on the Wireless Controller C25, C4110, and C5110
  - Entering Rescue Mode on the Wireless Controller C35, and C5210
- Using the Console Port for the V2110
Performing System Maintenance
Using Controller Utilities
- Using Controller Utilities
  - Capturing Exception Traffic
- Enabling SNMP
  - MIB Support
    - NetSight Suite Integration
  - Enabling SNMPv1/v2c on the Wireless Controller
Recovering the Wireless Controller
- Rescue Mode Authentication Service Management Menu
- Recovering the Wireless Controller from File System Corruption
Maintaining the Wireless Controller
Maintaining the Wireless AP Software
Performing Wireless AP Diagnostics
- Performing Wireless AP Diagnostics Using SSH
  - Enabling SSH on a Selected Wireless AP
  - Disabling SSH Access on a Selected AP
Glossary
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MIB Support

The wireless controller software accepts SNMP get commands and generates Trap messages for the following set of MIBs:

SNMPv2-MIB
IF-MIB
IEEE802dot11-MIB
RFC1213-MIB

The Siemens Enterprise MIB includes:

HIPATH-WIRELESS-EWC-MIB
HIPATH-WIRELESS-PRODUCTS-MIB
HIPATH-WIRELESS-SMI.my
HIPATH-WIRELESS-DOT11-EXTNS-MIB
HIPATH-WIRELESS-BRANCH-OFFICE-MIB

The MIB is provided for compilation into an external NMS. No support has been provided for automatic device discovery by an external NMS.

The controller is the only point of SNMP access for the entire system. In effect, the controller proxies sets, gets, and alarms from the associated wireless APs.

Published December 2016prev | next

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