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Cisco AssureWave Wireless LAN Controller

Release 6.0.202.0 Test Results

Version History
Version number 1.0 1.1 Date May 4, 2011 May 10, 2011 Notes Initial Release Minor updates in client information

Executive Summary
AssureWave is a Cisco initiative that provides Wireless LAN service providers with their Cisco software version of choice. The AssureWave program collects topology, application, and client information from various sources such as Sales Engineers, TAC and directly from customers to build test networks that simulate particular vertical environments. These test networks run additional scenarios based on this vertical information to better cover various interoperability matrices. The vertical test beds are built upon existing horizontal technologies such as Mobility, Voice, and Routing/Switching. In addition, existing Best Practices and Deployment Guides from the different technologies are referenced and deployed in the networks. This release tested the HealthCare, Retail, Enterprise and Higher Education vertical market scenarios. The AssureWave program also proactively enlists additional testing from 3rd party partners in addition to any existing Cisco partnerships. This comprehensive testing of client and application interoperability results in a smoother introduction of a complete end-to-end wireless ecosystem. This document summarizes what was tested for each market segment; in which specific combinations of devices and features were tested; a test summary and recommendation; and relevant open caveats.

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Contents
Executive Summary...................................................................................................... 1 HealthCare Vertical Market .......................................................................................... 1
What Was Tested .......................................................................................................................1 Healthcare Test Topology ........................................................................................................2 Devices and Software Tested...................................................................................................3

Retail Vertical Market ................................................................................................... 8


What Was Tested .......................................................................................................................8 Retail Test Topology .................................................................................................................9 Devices and Software Tested................................................................................................ 10

Higher Education Vertical Market .............................................................................. 14


What Was Tested .................................................................................................................... 14 Education Test Topology ...................................................................................................... 15 Devices and Software Tested................................................................................................ 16

Enterprise Vertical Market.......................................................................................... 18


What Was Tested .................................................................................................................... 18 Enterprise Test Topology ...................................................................................................... 20 Devices and Software Tested................................................................................................ 22

AssureWave Test Summary and Recommendation ................................................. 25


Test Summary ......................................................................................................................... 25 Open Caveats ......................................................................................................................... 25

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HealthCare Vertical Market


What Was Tested
Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (4402, 4404, 5508, WiSM and 3750 Integrated) N-1 and N-2 upgrades (N-2, N-1 being previous major releases and N being current version). Cisco Wireless Control System (WCS) N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version). Cisco Mobility Services Engine (MSE) Appliance N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version). Simultaneous client encryption methodsOpen, WEP, WPA and WPA2. Simultaneous client EAP authentication modesLEAP, PEAP, EAP-FAST, EAP-TLS. Layer 2 (inter/intra controller) and Layer 3 roaming scenarios (with voice and data clients). High AvailabilityController/AP, access layer failover testing. Voice clients including the Cisco 7921/25/9971, Spectralink 8030, Ascom i62/i75 and Vocera badges with one-to-one, one-to-many (as applicable), wireless-to-landline, and PTT. Application-specific scenarios including Citrix Server/Client (ICA), Emergin/InformaCast messaging (to most voice clients) and DICOM/PACS server/modality simulations. Guest Access (wired and wireless) with Open/EAP authentication methods. Location tracking with data/voice clients and active RFID tags. Interoperability between various data, voice, and RFID devices on both the 2.4 and 5Ghz bands as applicable. Radio Resource Management (RRM) functionality SNMP stress

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Healthcare Test Topology


Figure 1 shows the test topology for the Healthcare vertical market.
Internet

GUEST ACCESS
VLAN 192 DMZ

Core

AP Load Racks

PDC DHCP CA

SDC

ACS SYSLOG

WCS-P WCS-S MSE AeroScout MobileView CITRIX DICOM PACS


VLAN 12 VLAN 16

VLAN 11

3750-W
7609 VLAN 14

3750
VLAN 13

Spectralink SVP
VLAN 15 6504E VLAN 22 6504E

PAGENT CHARIOT IPTV CUCM IPICS VOCERA EMERGIN

Server Farm 3750

Si
WiSMx2
HSRP configured between Cat6 switches

Si
1252 1142 1131 1242

EX2000 EX2000 EX2000

TalwarSIM

Aggregation Layer
3750 Stack 3750 Stack

3750
2 2

1252

1142

1131

1242

EX2000 EX2000 EX2000

TalwarSIM

Wired Guest Access


1252 1142 1131 1242

TalwarSIM

EX3200 EX3200
1252 1142 1131 1242

TalwarSIM

VLAN 21

VLAN 20
1252 1142 1131 1242

EX3200 EX3200 EX3200 EX3200

Access Layer 4402 4402 4404


VLAN 23

TalwarSIM

VLAN 65

VLAN 66

VLAN 62

VLAN 61

4404

TalwarSIM
VLAN 24

5508

Mixture of Clients Special focus on Vocera/Voice

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Devices and Software Tested


The following devices and software were tested as part of the AssureWave healthcare vertical market.
Table 1 Infrastructure Devices Tested for Healthcare

Infrastructure Device Information Device WS-C6504-E w/WS-SUP720-3B w/WS-X6548-GE-45AF w/WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 x2 WS-C3750G-24PS-S WS-C3750G-48PS-S CISCO7609 w/WS-SUP720-3B w/WS-X6548-GE-45AF w/WS-SVC-FWM-1-K9 Version

12.2(33)SXI3

12.2(44)SE

12.2(18)SXF8

Table 2

Controller and Access Point Devices Tested for Healthcare

Controller / Access Point Information Device AIR-WLC4402-50 AIR-WLC4404-100 AIR-WLC5508-250 WS-C3750G-24WS-S25 WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 AIR-LAP1142N-A-K9 AIR-LAP1232AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1131AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1252AGN-A-K9 AIR-AP1232AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1131AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1232AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1131AG-A-K9 Version 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 12.3(8)JED1 (as WGB) 12.4(25d)JA (as WGB) 12.4(25d)JA (as WGB)

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Table 3

Network Server Devices Tested for Healthcare

Network Server Information Server Type Microsoft AD, DHCP, DNS, TFTP and FTP Services Microsoft CA Services Cisco ACS Radius Server Cisco Unified Call Manager (CUCM) Vocera Server Vocera Client Gateway AeroScout MobileView Server VLC Media Player Cisco WCS (Windows) Cisco MSE Appliance Cisco IPTV Server Linux RH SYSLOG Server Linux RH NTP Server Spectralink SVP-100 Server (SRP) Spectralink PRI GW NEC SV7000 T10/S10 SIP Gateway Ekahau RTLS Controller Version Windows 2003 SE/SP2 Server Windows 2003 SE/SP2 Server 4.2 (on Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server) 7.1.3.20000-2 4.1/SP5 4.1/SP5 4.1.0.15.6423/SP1 1.0.5 6.0.202.0, 7.0.172.0 6.0.202.0, 7.0.201.0 3.5.7.1 (on Windows 2000/SP4 Server) Linux RH Enterprise AS4 Linux RH Enterprise AS4 230.009/071.002/173.037/174.037/175.037 213.001/071.005/213.034/171.012/172.012 TBD 5.1.5 (with MSE 7.0.201.0 only)

Table 4

Application Products Tested for Healthcare

Application Information Application Emergin Orchestrator IPICS Citrix Presentation Server PacsOne DICOM Server (20 AE support) DICOM Validation Tool AeroScout Tag Manager Version 7.02/SP6 2.0(2) 4.5 6.1.2 2.2.1 4.02.20

Table 5

Voice Client Devices Tested for Healthcare

Voice Client Information Device Version

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Voice Client Information Device Ascom i62 Phone Ascom i75 Phone Cisco 7921 Phone Cisco 7925 Phone NEC N902iL, N906iL Nokia E61i Spectralink Netlink 8030 Vocera Badge B1000A/B2000 Vocera Badge B2000 Vocera Smartphone Version 2.2.14 1.8.0 1.4.1 1.4.1 TBD 2.0633.65.51 119.076/131.028/132.028 (SIP) 4.1/SP5 (Build 1942) 345 2.3.4.0119

Table 6

Laptop Client Devices Tested for Healthcare

Laptop Client Information Device Acer Aspire 3624WXMi Acer Aspire 9500 Apple MacBook Pro Asus R1F K018E Dell Lattitude E5410 Dell Lattitude E5410 Fujitsu Lifebook LH530 Fujitsu Lifebook T4215 Fujitsu Lifebook T4410 HP EliteBook 6930p HP EliteBook 6930p HP ProBook 6455b HP ProBook 6550b HP/Compaq Compaq 6530b HP/Compaq Compaq 6530b HP/Compaq Compaq 6730b OS WinXP/SP3 WinXP Pro (x86) MacOS 10.5.8 Win7 Ent (x86) Win7 Pro (x86) Win7 Pro (x86) Win7 Pro (x64) Win7 Pro (x86) Win7 Pro (x86) Win7 Ent (x64) WinXP Pro (x86) Win7 Pro (x86) Win7 Pro (x86) Win7 Ent (x64) WinXP Pro (x86) Win7 Ent (x86) Chipset Atheros AR5005G Atheros 5005G AirPort Extreme Intel 3945ABG Intel 6300 AGN Dell DW1520 AGN Atheros AR9285 GN Intel 3945ABG Intel 5100AGN Intel 5300 AGN Intel 5300 AGN Broadcom 4313 BG Broadcom 43224 AGN Intel 5100 AGN Intel 5100 AGN Intel 5100 AGN Driver 4.0.0.14001 4.0.0.14001 1.4.16.2 13.3.0.24 13.3.0.24 5.60.48.35 8.0.0.258 13.3.0.24 12.4.1.4 13.4.0.9 13.4.0.9 5.60.350.11 5.60.350.11 13.3.0.24 13.4.0.9 13.3.0.24

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Laptop Client Information Device HP/Compaq Compaq 6830s HP/Compaq Compaq 6910p Lenovo N100 Lenovo SL400 2743-89U Lenovo T61 Motion Computing F5 Motion Computing J3400 Panasonic ToughBook CF-52 Panasonic ToughBook CF-U1 Sony VAIO PCG-6Q1L Sony Vaio/PCG-7133L Sony Vaio/PCG-7X1L oshiba A135-S4467 Toshiba Satellite A135-S2386 Toshiba Satellite U205-S5034 Toshiba Tecra M10-S3452 Toshiba Tecra A9-S9018X Toshiba Tecra M10-S3452 OS Win7 Ent (x86) Win7 Ent (x64) WinXP Pro (x86) Win7 Ent (x86) WinXP/SP3 (x86) WinXP/Tablet/SP3 Win7 Pro (x86) Win7 Pro (x86) Win7 Ent (x86) Win7 Ent (x86) Win7 Ent (x64) Win7 Ent (x86) Win7 Ent (x86) WinXP Pro (x86) WinXP Pro (x86) Win7 Ent (x64) WinXP Pro (x86) Win7 Ent (x64) Chipset Intel 5100 AGN Intel 4965 AGN Intel 3945 AG Intel 5100 AGN Intel 3945 AG Intel 3945ABG Intel 5300AGN Intel 5100AGN Intel 5100AGN Intel 3945ABG Intel 4965 AGN Intel 3945 AG Intel 3945 AG Linksys WPC600N Intel 3945 AG Intel 5100 AGN Intel 4965 AGN Intel 5100 AGN Driver 13.3.0.24 12.4.1.4 13.4.0.139 13.3.0.24 13.3.0.137 13.4.0.139 13.3.0.137 13.4.0.9 13.1.1.1 12.4.1.4 13.3.0.137 13.4.0.139 12.4.1.4 4.150.31.0 13.3.0.137 13.4.0.9 13.4.0.139 13.4.0.9

Table 7

Supplicant Devices Tested for Healthcare

Supplicant Information Device Intel ProSet Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility Microsoft Windows ZeroConfig Version 13.x 4.5 Windows XP Pro, Win7

Table 8

Other Client Devices Tested for Healthcare

Other Client Information PDA/Handhelds Symbol MC70 Tags/Exciters AeroScout Active RFID Tags AeroScout EX2000 Exciters
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Version/Comments WM 5.0, OS 5.1.476 Version/Comments T2, T2 w/Call Button, T3, T4, T5h, T6 BOOT 50009/DSP 216

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AeroScout EX3200 Exciters Ekahau Active RFID Tags (CCX Mode) Medical Devices CareFusion Alaris PC 8015 Series IV Pumps w/Systems Manager Drger Infinity Delta Monitors w/Central Station Drger M300 Monitors w/Central Station Nihon Kohden BSM-6501A/6701A Monitors w/Central Station Philips IntelliVue X2/MP2 Patient Monitors w/Central Station Sigma Spectrum Smart IV Pumps WelchAllyn Spot Vital Signs LXi WelchAllyn Vital Signs Monitor (VSM 6000) WelchAllyn Propaq LT WelchAllyn Micropaq Other

BOOT 60300/DSP 303 T301A, T301B, T301BD, T301Ex, T301i, T301is, T301t, T301W Version/Comments PCU SW: 9.5.32.2, SM: 9.0 VFW-8 VF8.7 IPL: 01-03, CPU: 02-10, CHR: 01-04 Release H v6.01.00 Radio FW: 2.00.02 A0003 1.00.00 Radio FW: 2.30.00 A0003 Radio FW: 2.30.00 A0002 Version/Comments

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Retail Vertical Market


What Was Tested
Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (4402, 4404, WiSM, WLCM, 5500 and 3750 Integrated) N-1 and N-2 upgrades (N-2, N-1 being previous major releases and N being current version). Cisco Wireless Control System (WCS) N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version). Cisco Mobility Services Engine (MSE) Appliance N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version). Simultaneous client Encryption/Authentication modes (e.g. WEP, WPA, 802.1x with various methods). Layer 2 (inter/intra controller) and Layer 3 roaming scenarios (inter/intra controller with voice and data clients). High Availability (including Controller/AP, access layer failover testing). Voice clients including the Cisco 7920/7921, Spectralink NetLink 8030 with PPT. Handheld clients including Symbol handhelds(MC9090, MC7090, MC3090, MC5590), Intermec handhelds(CK3, CN3, CK31), Psion 7535 G2, and PSC handhelds(Falcon 4420) Application-specific and Point of Sale scenarios with various Symbol, Intermec, HHP, Falcon handhelds, Zebra QL320 plus printers, Pioneer kiosks, Hobart wireless scales, Ciscos video surveillance solution. Hybrid-REAP with central and local switching, web-auth with roaming, voice, L2 roaming, CCKM, and IGMP snooping Guest Access (wired and wireless) with various authentication ( open / local account / RADIUS account ) Location tracking with data/voice clients and active Intermec, AeroScout RFID tags. Client interoperability testing with CCX and non-CCX handhelds, smart phones, laptops. Radio Resource Management (RRM) functionality IRCM(Inter Release Controller Mobility) with Layer 2 / Layer 3 roaming ClientLink with legacy clients

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Retail Test Topology


Figure 2 shows the test topology for the Retail vertical market.

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Devices and Software Tested


The following devices and software were tested as part of the AssureWave Retail vertical market.
Table 9 Infrastructure Device Devices Tested for Retail

Infrastructure Device Information Device WS-C6504-E w/WS-SUP720-3B w/WS-X6548-GE-45AF w/WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 WS-C3750G-24PS-S WS-C3750G-48PS-S CISCO7609 w/WS-SUP720-3B w/WS-X6548-GE-45AF WS-SVC-FWM-1-K9 Cisco 2611XM Terminal Servers (3) Cisco 2811/2821 ISR Version

12.2(33)SXF

12.2(25)SE2

12.2(18)SXF

12.3(6f) 12.4 (15)T1

Table 10 Controller and Access Point Devices Tested for Retail Controller/AP Information Device AIR-WLC4402-50 AIR-WLC4404-100 WS-C3750G-24WS-S25 WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 NME-AIR-WLC8-K AIR-WLC2106-K9 AIR-LAP1232AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1131AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1252AGN-A-K9 AIR-AP1232AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1131AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1232AG-A-K9 Version 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 12.3(11)JX1 (as WGB)

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Controller/AP Information Device AIR-AP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1131AG-A-K9 Version 12.4(10b)JA (as WGB) 12.4(10b)JA (as WGB)

Table 11 Network Server Devices Tested for Retail Network Server Information Device Microsoft DHCP Server Microsoft DNS Server Microsoft TFTP/FTP Server Cisco ACS Radius Server Microsoft CA Cisco Unified Call Manager (CCM) Cisco WCS (Windows) Cisco MSE 3350 Cisco IPTV Server Linux RH SYSLOG Server Linux RH NTP Server Spectralink SVP-100 Server Cisco Unified Call Manager Express (CUCME) Point Of Sale Server Cisco Video Surveillance Operations Manager Version Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server 4.1 (on Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server) Windows 2000 Server/SP4 v7.1.3 6.0.202.0 (on Windows 2003 SE/SP2 Server) 6.0.202.0 3.5.7.1 (on Windows 2000/SP4 Server) Linux RH Enterprise AS4 Linux RH Enterprise AS4 173.028/174.028/175.028 4.1 Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server SUSE Linux / Cisco VSOM v6.3.1

Table 12 Voice Client Devices Tested for Retail Voice Client Information Device Cisco 7920 Phone Cisco 7921 Phone Cisco IP Communicator Spectralink i640/PTX110 Spectralink e340/PTE110 Spectralink NetLink 8030 Vocera Badge
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Version 3.0.2 1.4.1 7.0.4.0 110.036/091.047/104.025 110.036/091.047/104.025 230.009/071.002/173.034/174.034/175.034 (SRP) 4.0/SP6

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Table 13 Laptop Clients Devices Tested for Retail Laptop Client Information Device HP Compaq 6910p IBM T61 IBM T61 OS WinXP pro/SP3 WinVistaBus/SP2 Win XP pro/SP3 Chipset Intel 4965ABGN Intel 4965AGN Intel 4965AGN AirPort Exteme ABGN (Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0) Ralink 802.11n wireless Intel 6300AGN Dell 1505 draft 11n Intel 3945AG CB21ag Driver 13.2.0.30 13.2.0.30 13.4.0.139

MacBookAir

MacOS 10.5.8

5.10.91.21

Asus Eee Box B202 Dell E5410 Dell inspiron 1525 Toshiba Cisco

WinXP home/SP3 Win7 pro Win XP pro/SP3 Win Vista home CB Adaptor

1.1.0 13.0.0.107 4.170.25.12 10.6.0.29 4.2

Table 14 Supplicant Devices Tested for Retail Supplicant Information Device Cisco Secure Services Client Intel ProSet Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility Microsoft Windows ZeroConfig OAC (Odyssey) Fusion (windows CE) Fusion (Windows Mobile) Version 5.1.1.18 13.1.1.0 4.5.0.84 Windows XP Pro, Vista 4.52, 4.60 2.57.0.0.022B-CE-PHOTON 2.55.1.0.010R-WM-PHOTON

Table 15 Other Client Devices Tested for Retail Other Client Information PDA/Handhelds Intermec CK31 (2), 761 (2) Intermec CK3 Intermec CN3 Intermec CK30 Psion 7535 G2 Psion Workabout Pro Gen II PSC Falcon 4420 (27) Symbol MC9060G (4)
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Version/Comments WinCE 4.20.0/FW 3.00.19.0748 WinMobile 6.1 WinCE 5.0 WinCE.NET WinCE 5.0 WinCE 5.0 WinCE 4.20.0/FW 1.80 WinCE 4.20.0/Version 3.17

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Other Client Information PDA/Handhelds Symbol MC9090CR Symbol MC9060G Symbol MC7090 Symbol MC3090 Symbol MC5590 Symbol WT4090 Symbol PPT8846 Symbol MK2250 Tags/Exciters AeroScout Active RFID Tags AeroScout Active RFID Tags w/Call Button AeroScout Active RFID Tags AeroScout EX2000 Exciters AeroScout EX3200 Exciters Version/Comments Windows Mobile 5.0 WinCE 4.20.0/Version 3.17 Windows Mobile 5.0 WinCE 5.0 Windows Mobile 6.5 WinCE 5.0 WinCE 4.20 WinCE 4.20/ AirBEAM CE client 2.16 Version/Comments T2 T2 T3 BOOT 50009/DSP 216 BOOT 60300/DSP 303

Other PioneerPOS Cisco VTAdvantage w/Camera Intermec CV60 Intermec CV30 Motorola VC5090 Zebra QL320 Cisco CIVS-IPC-2500W TRENDnet TV-IP410W/A IP Camera Hobart QUANTUM

Version/Comments PioneerPOS Magnustouch XV WinXP pro/SP3, Ralink Wireless LAN Card V2(BGN) v1.2.2.0 2.0.1 Mobile Vehicle Computer/WinXP Mobile Vehicle Computer/WinCE 5.0 Mobile Vehicle Computer/WinCE 5.0 Wireless Printer (802.11b) Wireless IP camera v1.1 (802.11bg) Wireless IP camera (802.11bg) Wireless scale With Symbol Spectrum NIC (802.11b)

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Higher Education Vertical Market


What Was Tested
Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WiSM and 5508) N-1 and N-2 upgrades (N-2, N-1 being previous major releases and N being current version). Cisco Wireless Control System (WCS) N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version). Cisco Mobility Services Engine (MSE) N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version). Cisco Location Based Services (LBS) Appliance N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version). Simultaneous client Encryption/Authentication modes (e.g. WEP, WPA, WPA2, WebAuth, and 802.1x with various methods). Layer 2 (inter/intra controller) and Layer 3 roaming scenarios, with and symmetric tunneling. High Availability (including Controller/AP, access layer failover testing) with HSRP and redundant supervisors for WiSM modules. Guest Access (wired and wireless) with various authentication methods. Multicast Traffic to Wireless Clients. BitTorrent file sharing traffic to Wireless Clients. Networked Gaming Applications between Wireless Clients. Rogue Access Point and Rogue Client detection and containment. Security applications and appliances scanning/attacking network infrastructure including but not limited to Codenomicon, QualysGuard, NMAP, and Nessus. Radio Resource Management (RRM) functionality

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Education Test Topology


Figure 3 shows the test topology for the Higher Education vertical market.

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Devices and Software Tested


The following devices and software were tested as part of the AssureWave Higher Education vertical market.
Table 16 Infrastructure Devices Tested for Education Infrastructure Device Information Device WS-C6504-E w/WS-SUP720-3B w/WS-X6548-GE-45AF w/WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 WS-C3750G-24PS-S WS-C3750G-48PS-S WS-C3750E-24PD CISCO7609 w/WS-SUP720-3B w/WS-X6548-GE-45AF Cisco 2611XM Terminal Servers (3) Catalyst 4506 Version 12.2(18)SXF7 12.2(33)SXI3

12.2(25)SEE3, 12.2(44)SE, 12.2(37)SE1, 12.2(25)SEB4,

12.2(18)SXF

12.4(12) 12.2(40)SG(2.41)

Table 17 Controller and Access Point Devices Tested for Education Controller/AP Information Device AIR-WLC5508-250 WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 AIR-LAP1142N-A-K9 AIR-AP1131AG-N-K9 AIR-LAP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1252AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1252AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1242AG-A-K9 Version 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 12.4(10b)JA (as WGB)

Table 18 Network Server Devices Tested for Education Network Server Information Device Microsoft DHCP Server Microsoft DNS Server Microsoft TFTP/FTP Server Version Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server

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Network Server Information Device Cisco ACS Radius Server Game Server Microsoft CA Cisco Unified Call Manager (CCM) BitTorrent Tracker VLC Media Player Cisco WCS (Windows) Cisco LBS Appliance Cisco MSE Appliance Cisco IPTV Server Linux RH SYSLOG Server Linux RH NTP Server Qualys BitTorrent Server/Client Version 4.1 (on Windows 2000/SP4 Server) Valve Steam Half-Life 2 Dedicated Server Windows 2003 Server/SP2 5.1.3.7000-5 BNBT EasyTracker 7.7r3.2004.10.27 0.9.9a 6.0.202.0 (on Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server) 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 3.5.7.1 (on Windows 2000/SP4 Server) Linux RH Enterprise AS4 Linux RH Enterprise AS4 QualysGuard Enterprise Azureus 3.0.4.2

Table 19 Laptop Client Devices Tested for Education Laptop Client Information Device Apple PowerBook Apple MacBook Sony VGN-N350E Sony VGN-N250N Sony VGN-N1306 Compaq Presario C500 Compaq Presario V6000 Compaq 5201US HP Compaq nx9420 HP Mini 1035NR Lenovo T60 ThinkPad Lenovo X60s ThinkPad Lenovo 3000 N100 Toshiba A135-S4427 OS 10.6.7 10.6.7 Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft XP Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft XP Microsoft Vista Microsoft XP Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Chipset Airport A/G/N Airport A/G/N Intel 3945ABG Intel 3945ABG Intel 3945ABG Broadcom 802.11BG Broadcom 802.11BG Broadcom 802.11BG Intel 3945ABG Broadcom 802.11B/G Intel 3945ABG Intel 4965AGN Broadcom 802.11BG Intel 3945ABG Driver 1.0 5.10.131.36.9 1.0 5.10.131.36.9 12.4.0.21 12.4.0.21 12.4.0.21 4.102.15.56 4.102.15.56 4.10.40.1 12.4.0.21 4.170.77.3 12.4.0.21 12.4.0.21 4.102.15.56 12.4.0.21

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Laptop Client Information Device Toshiba A135-S4447 Toshiba A135-S4467 Toshiba A135-S2386 Toshiba Satellite A205-S4639 Toshiba Satellite P205-S6267 Toshiba Satellite A205-S4577 Toshiba Tecra A6-EZ6411 OS Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Chipset Intel 3945ABG Intel 3945ABG Atheros AR5006EG Intel 4965AGN Intel 4965AGN Intel 3945ABG Intel 3945ABG Driver 12.4.0.21 12.4.0.21 7.1.0.90 12.4.0.21 12.4.0.21 12.4.0.21 12.4.0.21

Table 20 Supplicant Devices Tested for Education Supplicant Information Device Cisco Secure Services Client Intel ProSet ADU ZeroConfig Version 5.1.0.56 12.4.0.21 4.4.0.69 (with Windows)

Table 21 Other Devices Tested for Education Other Device Information PDA/Handhelds Microsoft Xbox 360 Apple IPod Touch Gen2 Brother MFC-845CW Apple iPhone 4 Apple iPad Version/Comments Microsoft Xbox 360 Wireless Adapters Version 3.1.3(7E18) 802.11G connections Wireless Printer Version 4.3 (8F190) Version 4.3 ()

Enterprise Vertical Market


What Was Tested
Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (5508, 4402, 4404, WiSM and 3750 Integrated) N-1 and N-2 upgrades (N-2, N-1 being previous major releases and N being current version). Cisco Wireless Control System (WCS) N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version).

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Cisco Location Based Services (LBS) Appliance N-1 Upgrade (N-1 being the previous major release and N being current version). Controller operation with LAG. Controller operation with multiple AP managers to cover different customer flavors (WISM-only support LAG). Multicast operation with unicast mode. Multicast operation with multicast mode. 16 WLANs configured with different types of security and class of service802.1x, WPA/WPA2 (LEAP/PEAP/TLS), web-auth, etc. Multicast operation with PIM sparse-dense mode in wired network routing. Controller, AP, authentication servers operating across MPLS VPN network. Six controllers configured in one roaming domain. For layer3 roaming, both symmetric tunnel and un-symmetric tunnel cases are covered. The controllers are configured in the same mode, either symmetric tunnel or un-symmetric tunnel). Layer2 roaming (CCKM and non-CCKM). Auto-anchor and auto-anchor N+1. WGB (including layer 2 and layer 3 roaming). TACACS+ for controller administration and accounting. Wired guest access. IDS and IPS. Radio Resource Management (RRM) functionality Voice Calls with Cisco 7920/7921 IP phones and Spectralink. Network redundancy with HSRP and controller redundancy with configuring primary/secondary/tertiary controllers. Controllers trunked to Catalyst 3750 switches with the management interfaces of the controllers and access points deployed in different subnets. Hybrid-REAP support, including central switching and local switching. Controller access controller and traffic control via access-list. Longevity test with multiple SNMP walk to cause CPU as high as 90% Lradxt to simulate 150 APs and 3000 clients. Roaming during heavy traffic. 120 simulated clients with Veriwave. Reliable multicast for video

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Enterprise Test Topology


Figure 4 shows the MPLS/VPN based core test topology for the Enterprise vertical market.

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Figure 5 shows the standard IP core network.

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Devices and Software Tested


The following devices and software were tested as part of the AssureWave Enterprise vertical market.
Table 22 Infrastructure Devices Tested for Enterprise Infrastructure Device Information Device WS-C6504-E w/WS-SUP720-3B w/WS-X6548-GE-45AF w/WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 WS-C3750G-24PS-S WS-C3750G-48PS-S CISCO7609 w/WS-SUP720-3B w/WS-X6548-GE-45AF w/WS-SVC-FWM-1-K9 Cisco 2611XM Terminal Servers Version

12.2(18)SXF12

12.2(40)SE

12.2(18)SXF7

12.3(6f)

Table 23 Controller and Access Point Devices Tested for Enterprise Controller/AP Information Device AIR-WLC4402-50 AIR-WLC4404-100 WS-C3750G-24WS-S25 WS-SVC-WISM-1-K9 AIR-LAP1232AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1131AG-A-K9 AIR-LAP1240AGN-A-K9 AIR-LAP1142N-A-K9 AIR-AP1232AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1131AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1232AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1242AG-A-K9 AIR-AP1131AG-A-K9 Version 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 6.0.202.0 12.3(11)JX1 (as WGB) 12.4(10b)JA (as WGB) 12.4(10b)JA (as WGB)

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Table 24 Network Server Devices Tested for Enterprise Network Server Information Server Type Microsoft AD, DHCP, DNS, TFTP and FTP Services Microsoft CA Services Cisco ACS Radius Server Cisco ACS Radius Server Cisco Unified Call Manager (CCM) Cisco WCS (Windows) Cisco IPTV Server Linux RH SYSLOG Server Linux RH NTP Server Spectralink SVP-100 Server Version Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server Windows 2000/SP4 Server 3.2 (on Windows 2000/SP4 Server) 4.0 (on Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server) 5.1.3.7000-5 6.0.202.0 (on Windows 2003 SE/SP1 Server) 3.5.7.1 (on Windows 2000/SP4 Server) Linux RH Enterprise AS4 Linux RH Enterprise AS4 173.028/174.028/175.028 (SCCP)

Table 25 Application Software Products Tested for Enterprise Application Software Information T Application a IPTV scheduled and on demand b l Vibrick media appliance e 26 Version v3.4 V2.0.0b

Voice Client Devices Tested for Enterprise

Voice Client Information Device Cisco 7920 Phone Cisco 7921 Phone Cisco IP Communicator Spectralink i640/PTX110 Spectralink e340/PTE110 Version 3.0.2 1.2,1 2.1.1 110.036/091.047/104.025 (SCCP) 110.036/091.047/104.025 (SCCP)

Table 27 Laptop Client Devices Tested for Enterprise Laptop Client Information Device Acer Aspire 3623WXCi Acer Aspire 3624WXMi Acer Aspire 5610-4537 OS WinXP/SP2 WinXP/SP2 Vista/HP Chipset Atheros AR5005G Atheros AR5005G Intel 3945ABG Driver 4.0.0.14001 5.3.0.35 13.4.0139

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Laptop Client Information Device HP Probook 4710s Toshiba Satellite A105 Toshiba Satellite A135 Toshiba Tecra 8000 HP 6530b Toshiba U205 Compaq 5201US HP Compaq nx9420 Lenovo T60 ThinkPad Lenovo X60s ThinkPad Lenovo 3000 N100 Fujitsu Lifebook A-Series OS WinXP/SP2 WinXP/SP2 Vista/HP WinXP/SP2 WinXP/SP2 Vista/HP Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Microsoft XP Microsoft Vista Microsoft Vista Chipset Intel 5100 AGN Intel 3945ABG Intel 3945ABG Cisco CB21ABG Intel 5100 AGN Intel 3956ABG Broadcom802.11BG Intel 3945ABG Intel 3945ABG Intel 3945ABG Broadcom802.11B Broadcom802.11BG Driver 13.5.0.6 13.4.0.139 13.4.0.139 4.5.0.305 13.5.0.6 13.4.0.139 4.10.40.1 13.4.0.139 13.4.0.139 13.4.0.139 4.102.15.56 7.1.0.90

Table 28 Supplicant Devices Tested for Enterprise Supplicant Information Device Cisco Secure Services Client Intel ProSet Cisco Aironet Desktop Utility Microsoft Windows ZeroConfig Version 4.2, 5.0.1 13.5.0 4.5.0.84 Windows XP Pro, Vista

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AssureWave Test Summary and Recommendation


Test Summary The AssureWave certification for this release is Pass.
Please refer to the 6.0.202.0 Release Notes for additional information pertaining to this release. Carefully review the Open Caveats list below to make a determination if any of these issues may affect your installation We summarize our testing results into three categories: PassThe underlying assumption for certifying and publishing a Cisco AssureWave release is that testing passed because all individual tests passed. Failure of any test has to be properly resolved or closed, or the Cisco AssureWave engineering team must determine that the defect that caused failure will not affect network performance. FailIf a given test fails and the effect on Ciscos customer base is deemed broad enough, the entire release fails. Failed releases are neither certified nor documented. If a test fails and the effect on the customer base is determined to be minor, the release may still be certified, with Distributed Defect Tracking System entries noted so that customers can review the testing to see if they are affected. Pass with ExceptionThis indicates that the open caveats listed here may cause issues in your network so ensure that you review this list and the entire open caveat list from the 6.0.202.0 release notes. Note also that there may be additional open caveats created since the release of this document.

Open Caveats
This release contains the following significant open caveats: CSCtb78072 SNMPv3 communication breaks with NAC Appliance CAM Symptom: Wireless clients are not moving into the access state even when the NAC agent on the client passed posture validation. This issue originates because of the following: 1. The controller reboots in between 2. The CAM is using an old SNMPv3 session to communicate (send Traps) with the controller Above are Quarantine to access traps that are dropped by the controller due to a mismatch in their SNMP session (CAM - old , WLC- new after reboot). Conditions: SNMPv3 is used for traps originating from the NAC appliance CAM to WLC. Workaround: On the CAM, change SNMPv3 to SNMPv2 and immediately change it back to SNMPv3. The existing SNMPv3 connections will be reset and reinitiated. CSCtj97821 The WLC does not use a consistent MAC address for forwarding traffic Symptom: Src MAC address for WLC packets may be inconsistent. Conditions: When LAG is enabled on the WLC, src MAC address of WLC packets may not be LAG MAC but port MAC. Workaround: None. CSCtn44422 LAP detects an AES-CCMP replay error after WGB-AP 802.1x authentication
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Symptom: LAP detects an AES-CCMP replay error after WGB-AP 802.1X authentication. The issue continues until the next WGB-AP 802.1X authentication. During this issue, WGB-AP and all WGB wired clients cannot communicate with the network. Conditions: WLC 6.0.199.4 WGB 12.4(21a)JY, 12.4(25d)JA Workaround: Use WPA-TKIP instead of WPA2-AES. CSCti83804 Slow Memory leak in emWeb Symptom: This is a very rare condition. Slow memory leak occurred in emweb task when a client page is visited when there are no clients. Conditions: This problem occurs when a user navigates to WLC GUN's Monitor > Client page and there are no clients to be shown. Error message is shown. If this screen is accessed multiple times when there are no clients, there is a small leak. Workaround: It is not expected that real deployments will have scenarios where there are no clients. It can be seen that there are no clients, in that case, the user should not navigate to this page. CSCtj45508 Controller mobility control and data path shows as "down" Symptom: Mobility does not work with clients. Conditions: The mobility path between the wireless LAN controller in the mobility setup is going down (both control and data). It is found internally in scale testing in 72 wireless LAN controllers and 5000 clients, but this problem is not consistently reproducible. Workaround: None as of now, rebooting is the only option. CSCtj05569 WLC is not releasing the BIND for the 1st LDAP, next user fail auth Symptom: 1. User1 authenticating, wlc binds with configured username wlc admin, search for user1, user1 found in the tree, wlc binds with user1 to test password and user1 gets authenticated. 2. User2 authenticating, wlc does not bind with wlcadmin, rather keeps the bind of user1 and search for user2 with user1 bind. search doesn't find user2 since user1 doesn't have search priv and authentication for user2 fails. 3. The WLC is keeping the bind for the previous user and it is not releasing it. Conditions: If the READ permission is not given to the users to search for the other users in the LDAP account. Workaround: When READ permission is provided to the User to search for other user on the LDAP account, it does work. PS: This fix is provided only for J-MR1 release. This will not be fixed in H-MR as this is a new change and the earlier day-1 behavior no customer reported this issue. Also, this was discussed with escalation team not to fix this in H-MR4. CSCto76749 WLC memory leak and lead to no L3 IP connectivity Symptom: WLC lost L3 IP connection after around 10 days Conditions: Continuous AP join failures Workaround: Remove failing APs CSCto93293 WLAN not pushed when AP joins to a WLC

Symptom: AP not advertising WLAN even though its connected to WLC and WLAN is enabled in WLC Conditions: All controllers. When an AP joins to a WLC, occasionally the WLC does not push the WLAN configuration to the AP
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Workaround: Either Toggle the wlan (Disable & enable) or Reboot AP

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