Aironet 1100 AP MIB and OID's

How can I get a list of the oid's that are subordinate to 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.1.507?
I need to know how to control these AP's with SNMP for a large deployment and I need specific controls. Thanks Websniper

Open the CSCOpx\etc\cwsi\devices.xml file in your management device for example ciscoworks you will find list of Member OID.

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Aironet 1100 Default Username and Password not working

I have a Cisco Aironet 1100 series access point (AP1120B) that after resetting to factory defaults the default username and password (Cisco and Cisco) aren't working in the web GUI. I am able to telnet to the AP's IP and log in with Cisco and Cisco but don't know the ENABLE password. I have tried Cisco and cisco and everything else i could think of with no luck. any help would be appreciated.
I also have a Cisco Aironet AP1242AG that is doing the same thing.

Hi Rich,
I assume that you are using the mode button to reset the configurations on these units -- this procedure *should* reset all credentials to Cisco.
If this is still not working, you can try the following:
1) Connect console port and power-cycle unit
2) When IOS starts loading, hit ESC key twice to get to the boot-loader prompt
3) At the boot-loader prompt show a directory of the flash filesystem (dir flash:)
4) Delete or rename the files "config.txt" and "env_vars", then boot the system ("delete flash:/config.txt" "delete flash:/env_vars")
-Patrick Croak
Wireless TAC

Callmanager MIB and OID

Is there a way a I can find more details about CISCO-CCM-MIB and its OIDs ? I am in a mid of uploading the CISCO-CCM-MIB to Network Management App and select appropriate OIDs.. Can some one point me to a good document or link for monitoring the alarms and critical events on the Cisco Callmanager 7 cluster using SNMP MIBs ?

The supported mibs for CallManager should be located on a page under the support lists here:
http://www.cisco.com/public/sw-center/netmgmt/cmtk/mibs.shtml
And for MIB detail information, you can hit http://www.cisco.com/go/mibs and navigate to find the CISCO-CCM-MIB, or alternatively directly to where our mibs are available via ftp:
ftp://ftp.cisco.com/pub/mibs/v2/

MIB and OID trouble

I am making a program to visualize the topology of our network at work, how switches and other network-components are aranged. My problem is to get the rigth information from the network-components because I dont know the object identifiers (OID) in the MIB in the network-component.
what is the OID to get to know if the network-component are connected (in use) or not..
what is the OID to get to know what other network-component the component are connected to..
I realy hope you can help me with this.. thanks a lot.
esben

In general it isn't going to happen.
The SNMP protocol is not defined to such a level that you can be sure of what a SNMP enable device is going to do. So you need the MIB and the documentation for each device.
Now if every single device is from a single small manufacter (or one division of a large company) and all of them are from the same time period (probably all purchased within a year of each other) then you might get lucky in that the functionality is basically the same for all of the them.

Cisco Call Manager MIB and OID.

Hi,
One of our customer has developed their own NMS software to manage multiple OEM products.
They want to integrate Cisco Call Manager 7.0 and Cisco Router with the NMS software for monitoring/managing of Voice traffic.
The monitoring of CUCM 7.0 will consists of the following-
1. Call History
2. Missed calls.
3. Calls in progress,
4, Dropped Calls.
The Monitoring of Cisco Router will Consists of Interface statistics and Portwise Traffic statistics of LAN and WAN Ports.
I believe this monitoring is done through Call Detailed Record and if I will load the CDR MIBs in NMS software it will be able to log CRD logs from CUCM 7.0.
Please suggest that if the same is possible.??.
kindly help me in getting the MIBs/OIDs for the same.
Best regards,
Puneet K.

Hi,
For 200+ users you should better go with Cisco CallManager (CUCM). Although ISR G2 supports 250+ users, it will not provide clustering mechanism and additional HA capabilities as CUCM does.
You can read the Call Processing chapter of the CUCM SRND:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/voice_ip_comm/cucm/srnd/9x/callpros.html
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- Adrian.

Cisco 7920 and Aironet 1100 (Downloading config file)

For some reason the 7920 is trying to Downlaod the config file and can't pass that screen.
It authenticates just fine and the i get the screen "downloading config file" and that's it.
It's been doing the same thig all morning.
Not sure what's going on.
please help.
Call Manager 4.1.3 Aironet 1100
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Zeek

ok, so i guess after a while, the phone said "upgrading firmware" and after resseting, i got to the screen with the line up.
I still have a problem though.
i can dial a phone, it will call but once someone answer on the other side, the 7920 resets itself.
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Aironet 1100 BSSID List

Hi !
I'm doing a project on trilateration in which is required to list the BSSID and power levels from the APs, since we have alot of Cisco Aironet 1100 deploye here, could this be a choice ?
My first try is to get these values using snmp, but so far had no luck finding the right MIB. I don't think the console might help me, will it ?
I know I'm assuming alot, that the Aironet enables for a 'iwlist' dump, and that these values can be retrieved through snmp. But seems something reasonable for them to have, even if I haven't found it.
Any help would be much apreciated.
Thanks !
Pedro G.

Hello Pedro,
As per your query i can suggest you the following solution-
Multiple BSSID Beacon Settings
Multiple BSSID Beacon
Select the Set SSID as Guest Mode check box if you want to include the SSID in beacons. Refer to Configuring Multiple BSSIDs for further procedural information.
To increase the battery life for power-save clients that use this SSID, select the Set Data Beacon Rate (DTIM) check box and enter a beacon rate for the SSID. The beacon rate determines how often the access point sends a beacon containing a Delivery Traffic Indicator Message (DTIM).
When client devices receive a beacon that contains a DTIM, they normally wake up to check for pending packets. Longer intervals between DTIMs let clients sleep longer and preserve power. Conversely, shorter DTIM periods reduce the delay in receiving packets but use more battery power because clients wake up more often.
Hope this will help you.

Event log errors after upgrading Aironet 1100

We have upgraded an Aironet 1100 to 12.3(8)JA. We used TFTP for the upgrade and everything seems to be working properly.
However, the event log shows the following message every four seconds: "System running-config write error; configuration failed" This has Error as the severity.
Every thirty minutes another, Critical error is logged "Memory allocation of 900000 bytes failed from 0x22DC78, alignment 0"
I've searched the site and can't seem to locate applicable information on these errors and what they mean. Can someone help?
Thanks!

Oddly enough, this is the most stable AP we have! A PDA can connect to it and stay connnected, whereas our other 1100s (which have not been upgraded and generate the same error messages but only once or twice a day)will permit a device to connect then boot it off after a few seconds to several minutes. We thought the upgrade would make the AP connections more stable but were surprised to see the error messages being generated so rapidly.

No IP address on Aironet 1100 AP

We have 5 Aironet 1100 series APs deployed in one of our buildings. A few days ago, 3 of them showed down in our monitoring. The next day the other 2 showed down. When I go to the switches that they are attached to and do a show cdp neighbor detail, I see all the access points but NO IP address. Also, when I went to to site, I can connect to the APs via wireless and be on the network just fine. We have static IP addresses assigned to them. However, they are not pingable and do not show up in the ARP table of the switch.
They have been running a couple of years without changes.
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Carl

Probably a dumb question but have you rebooted the AP's? Also, are they drawing power from a powered switch or do they have their own mains power bricks attached?

Aironet 1100 as repeater: radio disabled!?!

I followed the directions according to the configuration guide 12.3(8)JA but the repeater never connects to the root AP and I notice the radio is "disabled" after setting the AP in repeater mode and it will not let me enable it. Any ideas as to why I cannot get the two Aironet 1100 AP's to connect and why the radio would be "disabled"?
Thanks

I have no security in place and the SSID are the exact same. I have the AP's about 15 ft apart so the coverage should be fine. The parent mac address is correct. Any other ideas? Thanks in advance.

Linux clients not associating with Aironet 1100

Does anyone know if there is an issue with a Linux client associating with an Aironet 1100 using WEP? Windows clients are connecting fine, and the Linux client connects to Linksys branded APs with WEP no problem.
Aironet config:
IOS 12.3(2)
16 AP on same SSID, different cells
128-bit WEP
Linux client:
Dlink Airplus DWL-G630
Kernel: Slackware 2.6.12.2
Commands used to associate
ifconfig ath0 up
iwconfig ath0 ath0 mode managed key restricted [2] {key}
dhcpcd ath0
After bringing up the ath0 interface, and running the iwconfig, you can see the iwconfig settings are sticking, but it seems to be jumping around APs when you watch the MAC of the AP. It goes from a valid MAC address to FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF and then to another valid address, and back again. This does not happen on the Linksys AP.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Andy

Try entering the key (on the Linux box) as hex.
Most of the Windows client software lets you enter the key in ASCII ... some client software requires that you put in the hex translation.
You can check the logs on the 1100 to see what the failure message is ,,, but I'd bet it'll be something along the lines of "Invalid Key"
Good Luck
Scott

Aironet 1100 AP (11.b) - am I stuck with WEP?

Hi all,
I have several Aironet 1100 series access point. These are the 11.b with WEP encryption. Can I upgrade those to WPA or higher, or am I stuck with what I have?
Thanks in advance for any information.

Hi Noel,
try out this one:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_configuration_example09186a008054339e.shtml#config_ap
This is a step by step guide for WPA2. You can not have WPA2 since the lack of a G-Radio interface. But WPA is possible.
Just change these few things:
Step 2a. Choose TKIP as Cipher
Step 3c. Tick also CCKM
I have the same setup running with 1200 APs only b Radios.
The difference is that WPA uses TKIP for encryption and WPA2 AES.
WPA2 is the modern implementation, but WPA meets the actual security needs of the most companies.
I hope that helps.
Best regards,
Frank
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Aironet 1100 / 802.3af Power Over Ethernet (POE) Support

I was under the impression that the Aironet 1100 supports 802.3af POE. I purchased a NetGear FS108P POE switch, however, when I plug in the 1100, it does not receive any power.
I have seen references in the documentation to a Cisco inline power injector and a Cisco Catalyst switch that can provide POE to the 1100 and maybe they will work, however, will the 1100 only work with those devices?? If so, it would seem that the 1100 really doesn't support the 802.3af standard and that Cisco's implementation of POE is proprietary.
Any input would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Michael

Hi Michael,
As you have discovered (unfortunately) is that the 1100 only supports Cisco Pre-standard PoE :( Have a look;
Single 802.11g radio offering 54 Mbps of capacity
2.4 GHz integrated diversity dipole antennas
Available in an autonomous version only
16 MB of memory with 8 MB of storage
Operating temperature range of 32 to 104?F (0 to 40?C)
**Inline power support (Cisco pre-standard)**
From this doc;
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps4570/prod_brochure0900aecd8035a015.html
The good news is that either of the options you listed will work just fine. I would go for the power injector probably just for neatness sake.
POWERING OPTIONS
The Cisco Aironet 1100 Series can be powered either locally using the AC-DC power adapter, or over the Ethernet cable when coupled with a device capable of delivering in-line power, such as an in-line power-capable Cisco Catalyst? switch, Catalyst in-line power patch panel, or Cisco Aironet Power Injector.
The AC-DC power adapter is included with the access point and can also be ordered as a spare part. The Cisco Aironet Power Injector can either be configured to the order or can be ordered separately.
You can use either;
AIR-PWR-A= Cisco Aironet Power Supply-Input 110-240VAC, Output 48VDC, 380 mA-for 1100 and 1200 Series
AIR-PWRINJ3= Cisco Aironet Power Injector for the 1100 and 1200 Series Access Points
From this doc;
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps4570/products_data_sheet0900aecd8045690f.html
Hope this helps! And good luck!
Rob
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Aironet 1100 Errors

I have two Aironet 1100s (channel 1 & channel 11) in a classroom. I've noticed a lot of Header CRC and CRC errors in the radio statistics. What causes these errors?

CRC errors and PLCP errors can occur due to Radio Frequency interference. The more radios a cell has (APs, Bridges or Clients), the more are the chances of the occurrence of these errors. A cell means a single channel (for example, channel 1) or a channel that overlaps the channel. Radio interfaces are half duplex. For more information on this read
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps5279/products_tech_note09186a0080508551.shtml#rfi

Setting aironet 1100 to factory default

I am trying to reset an aironet 1100 back to factory default. The only button on the bottom of the unit that I can see is one that says mode on it. Is their somewhere else where the factory default can be reset at. Thanks

Hello,
This should work for your situation:
Reset the APCisco IOS Software
Complete the steps in this section in order to reset Cisco IOS Software-based APs.
Note: Cisco IOS Software-based APs have a default configuration that includes a username and password combination. Both the username and password are "Cisco", which is case-sensitive. After you reset to factory defaults, be prepared to give "Cisco" as both the username and password when you are prompted by either the GUI or the command-line interface (CLI).
If the privileged command prompt ap# is available in the CLI, the write erase command and the reload command erase the startup configuration and reset the unit.
If the GUI is available, choose System Software > System Configuration. Press the Reset to Defaults button.
If neither the GUI nor the CLI is available with sufficient privileges, complete these instructions in order to use the Mode button:
Disconnect power from the AP.
Disconnect the power jack for external power or the Ethernet cable for inline power.
Press and hold the MODE button while you reconnect power to the AP.
Hold the MODE button until the Status LED turns amber, and then release the button.
The Status LED turns amber in approximately 1 to 2 seconds.
After the AP reboots, reconfigure the AP and use the web browser interface, the Telnet interface, or Cisco IOS Software commands.
Note: The AP is configured with the factory default values that include:
The IP address, which is set to receive an IP address with DHCP
The default username and password, "Cisco"
Here is the link to the actual doc:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/hw/wireless/ps430/products_password_recovery09186a00800949d0.shtml#resios
Hope this helps!
Rob
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