Follow the steps below to ensure your access point (AIR-CAP model) is connected and configured to an active demonstration which includes a Wireless LAN Controller (WLC).

To verify your access point:

1. Connect to the monitoring workstation (wkst1) using one of the following options:
   • Using Cisco AnyConnect (HIGHLY Recommended) and a local RDP client.
   • Using Cisco dCloud Remote Desktop client
   • Using web browser and directly connect to the WLC using the Public IP address.

   After connecting to the session via AnyConnect, use your local RDP client to connect to Workstation1 located at 198.18.133.36. Log in with the credentials administrator/C1sco12345.

2. Navigate to the wireless LAN controller located at https://wlc1.dcloud.cisco.com.
3. Log in to the wireless LAN controller using session specific credentials:
   1. Username: Enter your username or the generic username dcloud.
   2. Password: Enter the unique session ID.
4. Change your AP to the correct country:
   • Navigate to Wireless > All APs and select the AP.
   • Click the Advanced tab and then select the country in the Country Code drop-down list. If the physical country is not in the list, select the country that matches the wireless regulatory domain.
   • Click Apply.

   

5. Name the wireless LAN controller:
   • Select the High Availability tab.
   • In the Name field for the Primary Controller, enter WLC1.
   • Click Apply.

   

6. Enable your AP:
   • Select the General tab and then choose Enable for the Admin Status.
   • Click Apply.

   

7. Make sure that wireless is enabled on the wireless LAN controller.
8. Verify your AP radios are UP. Navigate to Wireless > All APs and select your AP:
   • Under the Interfaces tab, ensure your radios are UP. If the operational status is DOWN, you must enable them.
     

     

   • Navigate to Wireless > Radios > 802.11a/n.
   • Hover over the blue triangle () next to your AP, and then select Configure.
   • Under General > Admin Status, select Enable and then click Apply.
   • Repeat the same for Wireless > Radios > 802.11b/g/n.
9. Complete the remaining steps in the Get Started section of your guide.