WM QM Interface Clarification

Good morning to all,
Can any body explain to me that what are things we need to setup in Material Master Data (In WM point of view) if we have the interface with WM-QM(Quality Management).

Hello,
please refer to help.sap.com
[Interface to Quality Management (WM-QM Interface)|http://help.sap.com/erp2005_ehp_02/helpdata/en/c6/f842864afa11d182b90000e829fbfe/content.htm]
Andrzej

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For example, if I have only one class implementing an interface, is it really worth it?
Any help would be great.
Thanks.

It's too easy to say "there's no simple answer" to any OOP question, but we all have our rules of thumb.
For me, I ask myself "can it be implemented in more than one way?" Yes ==> design interface.
(Note: "can", not "will I".)
Also, keep good testing discipline in mind. You may want to replace a Foo object by a MockFoo object for the purpose of testing a class that uses Foo, so you need to define interface IFoo, even if it only has one "real" implementation.

Clarification regarding WLC 's interfaces

Hi Netpros,
I am about to deploy WLC and LWAPP solution. I have only done Autonomous set up in the past and so would appreciated some clarification regardig the below points:
1.- switch port connected to LWAPP access points must be an access port (not trunk) correct ?
2.- switch port connected to WLC 44+ must be a trunk (assuming I need to map SSID to different vlans) correct ?
3.- WLC 44+ port can only be connected to a gigabit port .. so I can't change its speed in order to connect it to a fastethernet port .. correct ?
4.- What exactly is Management interface, service port, AP manager ..etc so many names I am getting confused.
5.- What is layer 2 and layer 3 mode .. I am also confused here.
6.- If I want all my LWAPP access points on vlan 10 (for argument sake) .. which WLC's interface do I need to place on vlan 10 in order for the access points to register ? I want to have LWAPP and WLC on the same vlan but with so many inteface names I don't know which one I have to use (AP manager ? perhaps )
7.- If I want SSID 1 (vlan 11), SSID 2 (VLAN 22). How do I configure the WLC interfaces (which one do I need to use .. create ..?) so that clients using SSID 1 can communicate on its respective VLAN 11
8.- Microsoft IAS and PEAP .. do I need to set up every access point as radius client ? or do I only need to configure the WLC as radius client .. and if so which WLC interface's IP address do I need to use on the radius server (IAS)
I apologize for so many questions and really appreciate your feedback which - as always - I am sure will make things clear.
Cheers,

1.- switch port connected to LWAPP access points must be an access port (not trunk) correct ?
(A) Correct, Cisco recommends no more then 70 or so APs per VLAN. You can do more then 70 and in fact put all of your APs in the same VLAN. But if the controller ever goes dark it could take a bit longer for the APs to join.
2.- switch port connected to WLC 44+ must be a trunk (assuming I need to map SSID to different vlans) correct ?
(A) Yup yup. You can truck the switch or Echannel it and use LAG on the controller.
3.- WLC 44+ port can only be connected to a gigabit port .. so I can't change its speed in order to connect it to a fastethernet port .. correct ?
(A) Yup yup. again. GIG only. Wont connect otherwise.
4.- What exactly is Management interface, service port, AP manager ..etc so many names I am getting confused.
(A)
Manager is the IP address you will use to manage the controller. Its the way the controller see's the world.
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Service Port ... think about out of service management for the WLC. Suppose you lose network connection to the WLC manager interface. You can jack right into the service port. I have also put this on the network before so you can still access the WLC remotely.
5.- What is layer 2 and layer 3 mode .. I am also confused here.
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Layer 2 --- Think about deploying your entire WLAN on one subet. So your APs and WLC are all in the same subnet.
Layer 3 -- This is used when you have your APs on other subnets ect..
You can actually console into the LWAPP ap during the join process. you will see the AP send a 255.255.255.255. This is a join attempt by the AP to find a controller on its subnet.
6.- If I want all my LWAPP access points on vlan 10 (for argument sake) .. which WLC's interface do I need to place on vlan 10 in order for the access points to register ? I want to have LWAPP and WLC on the same vlan but with so many inteface names I don't know which one I have to use (AP manager ? perhaps )
(A) The beauty of the WLC is you dont have to have the APs on the same VLAN as the controller, unless u are layer 2. The access layer teh APs are on just need to be routable to the AP interface.
7.- If I want SSID 1 (vlan 11), SSID 2 (VLAN 22). How do I configure the WLC interfaces (which one do I need to use .. create ..?) so that clients using SSID 1 can communicate on its respective VLAN 11
(A)
You map the SSID to VLAN under the WLANs tab. You Create the wired side info (VLANS) under the controller tab
8.- Microsoft IAS and PEAP .. do I need to set up every access point as radius client ? or do I only need to configure the WLC as radius client .. and if so which WLC interface's IP address do I need to use on the radius server (IAS)
(A) Advantage of the WLC, you use the WLC as the client to a Raduis server. The management address..
I apologize for so many questions and really appreciate your feedback which - as always - I am sure will make things clear.
Cheers,

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COM Interface DLL Working in Windows XP Not working in Windows 7 virtuallly running WIN XP mode

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Access to trunk port clarification

Hello-
I am looking to clarify a point of confusion for myself regrading connecting an access port to a trunk port. Consider the following switchport config on switch1:
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Thanks in advance-
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This would work fine but not recommended.
Also the traffic between the switches would be only Native Vlan and vlan 6 will pass through.
SW1-----F0/1----------f0/1----SW2
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SW2
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Fa0/1 1,6,100
Port Vlans allowed and active in management domain
Fa0/1 1,6,100
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Fa0/1 1,6,100
SW2#
2) Part of this config is that any vlans which are been configured under the SW1 would be allowed through that access port.
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Fa0/1 1-1005
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Fa0/1 1,6,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100
Port Vlans in spanning tree forwarding state and not pruned
Fa0/1 1,6,10,20,30,40,50,60,70,80,90,100 ...>>>>>>>>>>all vlans are allowed here.
b)
Were as on Switch 2 if you create all these vlans and u dont allow that to go through the trunk interface which you have configured those vlans would nt be flowing through.
eg;
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Fa0/1 1,6,100
Port Vlans allowed and active in management domain
Fa0/1 1,6,100
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Fa0/1 1,6,100>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.Only 3 vlans would be flowing through due to explicit defined. but if you defined allowed all then all vlans would be shown here.
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Creation of one outbound interface for two diferent senders

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i just want to conform ont thing that .
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