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BlueSecure™ Controller Setup and Administration Guide 9-1
9
Voice Over WLAN Support
More and more organizations are now using IP phones that pass voice traffic
over WLANs to make use of an existing 802.11 infrastructure for voice traffic
as well as data traffic.
BlueSecure Controller system software release 5.2 (and higher) enables you to
pass IP phone voice traffic through the BSC by providing support of widely
used voice over IP protocols (SIP and H.323), vendor-specific IP phone
configuration (Polycom/Avaya, Cisco, Skype, and Vocera), and system-level
QoS for voice traffic.
By default, IP phone users are authenticated into the IP Phones role. You can
configure specific network policies for this role as appropriate for voice traffic
on your WLAN.
This chapter provides complete procedures for your configuring Voice over
WLAN (VoWLAN) support on the BSC, covering the following topics:
• Configuring General VoWLAN Settings
• Configuring Vendor-specific IP Phone Support
• Configuring VoWLAN QoS
- BlueSecure™ Controller 1
- Chapter 3 4
- Administrator Console 4
- Chapter 4 4
- Networks 4
- Chapter 13 7
- Chapter 14 7
- Secure Mobility® MatriX 7
- Figures x 10
- Contents 11
- About This Guide 15
- Notational Conventions 17
- Related Documentation 17
- Terminology 17
- Glossary 18
- Managed Side 20
- Protected Side 20
- Role-based Authorization 21
- Remote Management 21
- Scalability 21
- BlueSecure Access Points 21
- RF Management 22
- VoIP Protocols/VoWLAN Support 23
- Secure Mobility 23
- Transparent Authentication 23
- Web-based User Logins 24
- BlueSecure Controller Models 25
- Bluesocket BSC-2100 26
- Bluesocket BSC-1200 26
- Bluesocket BSC-600 26
- Single BSC Configuration 28
- Multiple BSCs 29
- Failover BSCs 29
- POWERFAULTDA TA ALARM 30
- Installation 31
- Safety Precautions 32
- Chapter 2: Installation 34
- LED 100/Status Link/Activity 37
- PoE Activity 39
- Powering Down Your BSC 44
- Power over Ethernet 45
- Power Supply Connector 45
- Changing Your Login Password 52
- Obtaining Online Help 55
- Site Map 56
- Error Checking on Page Forms 57
- Command Button 58
- Click to 58
- Table Control Click to 58
- Paging Through Data 59
- Console Fonts 59
- Font Control Click to 60
- Chapter 4: Networks 64
- This checkbox marked by 72
- List DHCP Servers 72
- Clear this Checkbox 74
- Mark this Checkbox 74
- WAN or VPN 81
- Normal Operation 88
- Failover State 88
- Recovery State 88
- Configuring the Primary BSC 88
- Configuring Static Routes 90
- Configuring Multicast Routing 92
- Configuring AppleTalk Routing 93
- Phase 1 vs. Phase 2 Networks 94
- Routing Information 94
- Local BSC User Authentication 98
- RADIUS Authentication 106
- SIP2 Authentication 114
- NTLM Authentication 116
- 1. 2. 3. 4.5 121
- Kerberos Authentication 127
- Cosign Authentication 128
- Pubcookie Authentication 131
- CAS Authentication 134
- 7. Click Submit 139
- RADIUS Accounting 141
- Chapter 7: RADIUS Accounting 142
- Attribute Description 143
- Roles and Role Elements 145
- An Overview of Roles 146
- Enterprise Network 147
- Internet 147
- Managed Side Protected Side 147
- Defining a Role 148
- Modifying a Role 154
- Creating Role Elements 154
- Creating Destination Groups 156
- Creating a Network Service 158
- Creating a Schedule 161
- Creating Schedule Groups 163
- Creating a User Location 164
- Creating User Location Groups 164
- Voice Over WLAN Support 167
- Configuring VoWLAN QoS 169
- HTTP Server Settings 172
- Intrusion Detection System 175
- Pre-monitoringBlocked 176
- Monitoring 176
- Configuration Procedure 177
- SNMP Agent 178
- System Time and Date Settings 180
- Mail Server Access 181
- Public Access Networks 182
- Threshold Values 187
- Figure 10-11: DNS Proxy Page 189
- Digital Certificates 190
- Miscellaneous BSC Options 194
- Web Logins 197
- Login Form 198
- Custom HTML Code 198
- Chapter 11: Web Logins 200
- Create New Account 207
- Virtual Terminal N/A 208
- Authorize.net 209
- Figure 11-10: Guest DNA 213
- Translating User Login Pages 214
- Requesting a Certificate 219
- Recovering the Private Key 222
- Overview 226
- How a BSAP Discovers BSCs 229
- How a BSAP Selects a Home BSC 230
- Uploading BSAP Firmware Files 230
- Saving the 241
- 802.11a/n Radio Configuration 242
- Creating SSIDs 244
- BSAP Data Encryption Options 245
- SSID Configuration Procedure 246
- Creating BSAPs 248
- Enabling BSAP Service 250
- Displaying Configured BSAPs 253
- Configuring RF Alarms 257
- Alarm Description 258
- Configuring Autocontainment 260
- How Secure Mobility Works 266
- Network Requirements 267
- WG-2100 Wireless Gateway 268
- Secure Mobility® 269
- Replication 272
- Tracking Replication Status 278
- Load Sharing 279
- Interface Address 286
- Virtual Loadsharing 286
- Protected Interface 286
- Physical Protected 286
- Displaying Active User Status 290
- Forcing a User Logout 291
- Chapter 15: Status 292
- Monitoring RF IDS Alarms 294
- Viewing the BSC Event Log 298
- Figure 15-9: BSC Summary Page 299
- Creating a BSC Report 303
- Icon Click to 305
- Maintenance 311
- Chapter 16: Maintenance 312
- Show Tech 314
- Save DHCP Leases 315
- Export Firewall Policies 315
- Export BSAP-1840 Licenses 316
- Figure 16-5: BSC Update Page 317
- Software Patches 318
- Uninstalling a Patch 319
- Exporting Data Files 320
- Importing Data Files 321
- Exporting BSC Log Records 322
- Licenses 322
- BlueProtect 323
- BSAP 1840 324
- An Overview of Virtual LANs 327
- LANs vs. VLANs 328
- Tagging Formats 328
- Pass-Through VLANs 329
- Termination VLANs 329
- Initiation/Switched VLANs 330
- Appendix A: 332
- Appendix B: 336
- Endpoint Scanning 341
- About Rules 342
- Client Browser Requirements 343
- Java Agent 343
- Configuring Landing Page Text 344
- Creating a BlueProtect Policy 345
- Appendix C: Endpoint Scanning 346
- Remediation 348
- Mobility Matrix 349
- Client Examples 349
- Access Procedure 352
- Pin Connections 353
- Appendix D: 354
- Contacting Bluesocket, Inc 355
- Obtaining Technical Support 356
- Glossary-2 358
- Glossary-4 360
- Termination VLAN 361
- Pass-through VLAN 361
- Glossary-6 362
- Numerics 363
- Change Password 3-6 365
- Cipher Type 12-23 365
- Configuration to restore 16-4 365
- Lifetime Minutes 5-4 369
- Logout popup enabled 11-5 369
- MAC ACL Attribute 6-5 369
- Index-10 372
- Index-12 374
- Upload Cert 10-23 375
- URL Redirect 8-9 375
- VLAN ID 4-6, 4-18, 8-20 375
- Index-14 376
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