Palo Alto User-ID and Cisco Wireless LAN controller (WLC) configuration (with SNMP traps) Posted on 07/07/2016 by Florent B. — 2 Comments ↓ 3. Configure Cisco Wireless LAN Controller Connect your Cisco Wireless LAN Controller management interface Go to “Advanced” if you’re using version < 8.1 Select “MANAGEMENT” tab and click on the SNMP submenu Click on the “Trap Receivers” menu and then click “New” at the top right Enter a community name (we will not use this in our SNMP setup, so use a name that describes your CentOS 7 server) Enter the IP address of your new installed CentOS 7 server Click “Apply” to validate your configuration Next, click on the “Trap Controls” menu and verify that “Client” -> “Authentication” is checked Check under “Trap Logs” menu that messages appear with wireless user username and IP address in the same line Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Thanks for this great article. Did you already have time to create your new article avoiding the CentOS server? Reply ↓
Didn’t plan a new article ;-). On the WLC you only need to enable the logging syslog facility client associate option, and on the Palo Alto side you need to create a new Syslog receiver for User-ID. Reply ↓
Thanks for this great article. Did you already have time to create your new article avoiding the CentOS server?
Didn’t plan a new article ;-). On the WLC you only need to enable the logging syslog facility client associate option, and on the Palo Alto side you need to create a new Syslog receiver for User-ID.