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November 2013
Commissioned by
H3C Technologies Co., Ltd
Control APs across NAT High Availability Time-based PoE (with the H3C iMC server)
IPv4/IPv6 Dual-stack
Tolly Certied Products
Tolly verified that the H3C AC and AP could
support concurrent IPv4 and IPv6. In the
H3C WX6100E, WX5500E, WX3500E and WX2500E series Access Controller
test, one AP was connected to the AC with
40G AC module for the H3C S7500E and S10500 series Ethernet switch families
IPv4 and the other AP was connected to
the AC with IPv6. Clients connected to both
APs and were able to access the network.
Green AP accessed via mobile device and H3Cs iMC
AC 1+1 Redundancy app for the iOS platform could be used to
Tolly engineers verified that the H3C AC view logs and alerts.
Two H3C WX Series Access Controllers were could set up a time window for the APs RF
configured in active and backup
statuses. Tolly engineers verified that when
to work and sleep. Test Setup &
the active AC was down, the failover time Packet Capture on AP
was less than 3 seconds. Clients already Methodology
connected to the network still had network Tolly engineers verified that the H3C AP
access without the need to log in again. could capture packets being transmitted Test Environment
nearby. Two APs were configured with the
AP Centralized Forwarding and same channel. A client was connected to Table 2 provides details of the WLAN
solution under test.
Local Forwarding the SSID on one AP (AP1). The other AP
(AP2) could capture the packets between A Dell E6230 with an Intel Core i3 CPU and
The H3C AP supports centralized the client and AP1. Tolly verified that packet Intel Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 AGN
forwarding and local forwarding at the capture file could be transferred to the AC wireless card running Windows 7
same time. Tolly engineers configured one and downloaded to a PC. Professional and a Lenovo Thinkpad T400
SSID with centralized forwarding and one with an Intel Core 2 Duo CPU and Intel WiFi
SSID with local forwarding. Tolly confirmed RF Ping Link 5300 AGN wireless card running
that clients could connect to both SSIDs. Windows XP Professional SP3 were used as
When a client was connected to an H3C AP,
Centralized forwarding routes all traffic in the WLAN clients for testing.
administrators could run the RF ping
the WLAN to go through the AC using command to the client and get the signal
tunnels between each AP to the AC. Local strength and rate.
forwarding, on the other hand, deals with
unencrypted traffic and does not need to Time-Based PoE
go to the AC.
Using H3Cs iMC server, Tolly engineers
Remote AP (Keep Live) were able to control when the PoE should
be enabled on specific ports of a H3Cs PoE
Tolly engineers configured one SSID with switch, which in turn was connected to
local for warding. When the AP uplinks of the APs. As a result, the APs could
disconnected from the AC, Tolly engineers be turned on and off.
verified that clients could still access the
network. Mobile Console for iMC
Tolly verified that H3Cs iMC server could be
used to manage the WLAN infrastructure.
on mobile devices. The Web portal could be
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