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    T Us Take in Consideration The Network Diagram Below

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    The document discusses setting up a CAPsMAN wireless network with the following steps: 1. Create a bridge with the wireless interfaces of CAP access points as ports and give it an IP address. 2. Add srcnat and DHCP server configurations to the bridge. 3. Configure CAPsMAN with a datapath using the bridge, security profile, and configurations for access points. 4. Add the wireless interfaces of routers and access points to CAPsMAN and monitor client connections. After setting up CAPsMAN, the network provides more control, easier expansion, stable connections, and unlimited configuration options for wireless networks.

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    T Us Take in Consideration The Network Diagram Below

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    The document discusses setting up a CAPsMAN wireless network with the following steps: 1. Create a bridge with the wireless interfaces of CAP access points as ports and give it an IP address. 2. Add srcnat and DHCP server configurations to the bridge. 3. Configure CAPsMAN with a datapath using the bridge, security profile, and configurations for access points. 4. Add the wireless interfaces of routers and access points to CAPsMAN and monitor client connections. After setting up CAPsMAN, the network provides more control, easier expansion, stable connections, and unlimited configuration options for wireless networks.

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    The document discusses setting up a CAPsMAN wireless network with the following steps: 1. Create a bridge with the wireless interfaces of CAP access points as ports and give it an IP address. 2. Add srcnat and DHCP server configurations to the bridge. 3. Configure CAPsMAN with a datapath using the bridge, security profile, and configurations for access points. 4. Add the wireless interfaces of routers and access points to CAPsMAN and monitor client connections. After setting up CAPsMAN, the network provides more control, easier expansion, stable connections, and unlimited configuration options for wireless networks.

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    T Us Take in Consideration The Network Diagram Below

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    Nikos Kolos
    The document discusses setting up a CAPsMAN wireless network with the following steps: 1. Create a bridge with the wireless interfaces of CAP access points as ports and give it an IP address. 2. Add srcnat and DHCP server configurations to the bridge. 3. Configure CAPsMAN with a datapath using the bridge, security profile, and configurations for access points. 4. Add the wireless interfaces of routers and access points to CAPsMAN and monitor client connections. After setting up CAPsMAN, the network provides more control, easier expansion, stable connections, and unlimited configuration options for wireless networks.

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    t us take in consideration the network diagram below

    22
    We take as granted that our
    R1 router already has internet
    access, through port Ether1
    23
    Create a bridge, that will have
    as ports all the wireless
    interfaces of our CAPs. It will
    serve as “datapath”.
    24
    Give to the bridge an IP
    address with the desired
    mask.

    25
    Add a srcnat-masquerade
    rule in IP-Firewall, for
    unknown reasons ☺

    26
    Setup a DHCP-Server in the
    BridgeCAPS interface. It will
    serve IP addresses to the
    clients of the Wifi Network
    27
    CAPsMAN Setup. Normally
    you start from right to left.
    Security Cfg. Tab can be the
    first.
    28
    Add a new Security
    Configuration. Input
    Auth.Type, Encryption and
    Passphrase
    29
    In Datapaths tab, add a new
    Datapath Config, input as
    Bridge our bridgeCAPS

    30
    In Configurations tab, add a
    new config, Mode: ap,
    SSID: yourSSID. Don’t press
    OK but go to tab Datapath in
    31
    this window.
    In Datapath, choose our
    datapath named: “datapath1”.
    In Security, choose our
    32 security profile: security1
    In Provisioning, we add a new
    CAPs Prov., Action: create
    enabled, Name Format:
    Identity.
    33
    In CAP Interface, press:
    Manager, Enable it.
    Press Interfaces button
    34
    Add the interface where you
    have your internet
    connection: ether1Wan with
    forbid=yes
    Last, press OK in CAPs
    Manager Window.
    35
    CAPsMAN

    We finished setting-up
    CAPsMAN. Now let’s setup the
    CAPs.
    36
    In R2, or all CAPs that we
    need to add to this CAPsMAN,
    we do the following in
    Interface -> Wireless -> CAP
    37
    Since our R1 router, has
    wireless interfaces of its own,
    we can also add them to the
    CAPsMAN. This is the final
    view of our setup.
    38
    Monitor client connections in
    Registration Table.
    39
    /interface bridge add name=bridgeCAPS
    /ip address add interface=bridgeCAPS address=192.168.8.1/24
    /caps-man datapath
    add bridge=bridgeCAPS client-to-client-forwarding=no local-forwarding=no
    name=datapath1
    /caps-man security
    add authentication-types=wpa-psk,wpa2-psk encryption=aes-ccm name=security1
    passphrase=\
    mikrotikriga
    /caps-man configuration
    add datapath=datapath1 mode=ap name=cfg1 security=security1 ssid=YourSSID
    /caps-man manager
    set enabled=yes
    /caps-man provisioning
    add action=create-enabled master-configuration=cfg1 name-format=identity

    40
    /interface wireless cap set discovery-interfaces=ether1 interfaces=wlan1,wlan2
    enabled=yes

    41
    VS

    Any difference?

    42
    43

    Extensive setups

    Frequency tunning Virtual SSID


    Use only non-overlapping Offer multiple SSID in the same
    Permit only g/n APs, giving possibility to have
    different networks in the same
    Limit data-rates physical setup

    VLANs Access Control


    Use of VLANs in these networks, Play with access control options,
    gives the possibility to create to have as much control as
    smaller and isolated networks possible over the clients
    for different purposes connecting, based on signal,
    mac, etc
    Create manually the channels
    1,6,11 for 2.4GHZ and put
    also the band to 2ghz-g/n to
    not use the old nasty 2ghz-b.
    Input the channels manually
    for each interface.
    44
    /caps-man access-list
    add action=accept allow-signal-out-of-range=10s disabled=no interface=any \
    signal-range=-80..120 ssid-regexp=""
    add action=reject allow-signal-out-of-range=10s disabled=no interface=any \
    signal-range=-120..-81 ssid-regexp=""
    Make roaming as easy as
    possible.
    45
    Set slave configurations so
    each interface in CAPsMAN
    will have automatically added
    virtual interfaces for different
    purposes
    46
    Set slave configurations so
    each interface in CAPsMAN
    will have automatically added
    virtual interfaces for different
    purposes
    47
    48

    Multiroom Resort Setup

    123 x wsAP ac Lite


    10 x wAP ac
    10 x cAP Ac
    6 x CRS328-24P-
    4S+RM
    1 x CCR1009-7G-1C
    49
    50

    After we setup CAPsMAN, we have:


    Conclusion ▫ Much more control over the Wifi Network
    ▫ Easier expansion
    ▫ More stable client connections
    ▫ A nearly unlimited number of options on
    configurations of such networks

    ▫ Happy Clients
    ▫ Paid Invoices
    Thank you for your attention!

    Questions?
    Drop an e-mail at erioni@gmail.com and/or
    follow Mikrotik.Albania in Instagram

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