Aruba AirWave Glass 1.3.3 User guide

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Contents
Product Overview 7
Contacting Support 7
What's New in this Release 8
Installing AirWave Glass 9
Download Files 9
Installation Pre-Requisites 9
Install the AirWave Glass Software 9
Change the Administrator Password 10
Configure Network Settings 10
Configure the AirWave Glass Servers 10
Single Node 10
Three-Node Cluster 11
Post Installation 11
Communication Ports and Protocols 11
Upgrading AirWave Glass 12
Online Upgrades 12
Offline Upgrades 12
Performing an Offline Upgrade for the First Time 13
Installing the Offline Upgrade Package 13
Post Upgrade 14
Refresh Expiring Certificates 14
Refresh the Web Server and Kubernetes certificates 14
Getting Started 16
Home Link 16
Header Statistics and Icons 16
Search and Filter 17
Filter Options 17
Partial Matching or Prefix Search 18
How to Save Your Search 18
Predefined Searches 19
Client Session History 19
The Client Detail Page 20
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Drill Downs from Top Header and Overview Dashboard 20
Controller Information 21
Device Status Information 22
AirWave Glass and your Managed AMPs 22
Alert Notifications 23
AirWave Glass Software Updates 23
Feeder Software Updates 23
Time Ranges 23
Define a Custom Time Range 23
How Snapshots are Timed 23
How Trends are Sampled 24
Exporting Data 24
Configuring the System 26
Managed AMPs 26
Add a Managed AMP 26
View Last Heard Times 27
Refresh Client Certificates 27
AirWave Glass Cluster Health Monitoring 27
Certificates 28
Custom Certificates 30
How to Replace an Invalid Certificate 30
User Roles 31
Passwords 31
Authentication Servers 31
Enabling RADIUS Authentication 32
Enabling TACACS Authentication 32
Enabling LDAP Authentication 33
Adding LDAPRules 34
License Agreement 35
Monitoring Your Network 36
AirWave Glass Overview 36
AP Radio Status Thresholds 37
Device Health Thresholds 38
Overview 38
Traffic Analysis 39
Traffic Analysis 40
UCC 40
UCC 42
RF Health 43
RF Health 44
Clarity 45
Clarity 46
Client Session 47
Client Session 48
Folder Health 49
Manage User Permissions 49
Roles Defined by Folders 49
LDAP Rules Defined by Folders 49
View Folder Data in a Tree Table 50
Customize the Table 51
Filter the Folder Data 51
Folder Health Thresholds 51
Status Icons 52
View Bar Charts 52
View Trends 52
Customize the Table 53
Filter the Folder Data 53
Folder Health Thresholds 54
Status Icons 54
AirWave Glass Reports 55
Before you Begin 55
Email Settings 55
Time Zone 56
Other Settings 56
Scheduling a Report 56
Using the WebUI 56
Step 1: Report Details 56
Step 2: Layout Details 57
Step 3: Schedule Details 57
Step 4: Email Details 58
Using the CLI 58
Editing a Report Definition 60
Viewing Generated Reports 60
Using RAPIDS 61
RAPIDS 61
Configuring Rogue AP Thresholds 61
Changing the Time Range 62
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Using VisualRF 64
What You Can Do 64
Zoom In and Out of the World Map 64
Move a Network Campus 64
View Network Campuses on in AirWave 64
Selecting an AirWave Glass Server from the Navigation Bar 65
Appendix A AirWave Glass Command Line Interface 66
Installation CLI 66
AirWave Glass CLI 66
Example: List Offline Upgrade Package 72
Example: Add a Support User 72
Example: Reset the Glass CLI User Password 72
Recovery CLI 73
Reset the CLI Password 73
Reset the Recovery User Password 74
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Chapter 1
Product Overview
AirWave Glass makes it easy to monitor your wireless network by combining industry-leading functionality with
an intuitive user interface. AirWave Glass provides high availability, supporting networks with Aruba APs,
controllers switches, and third-party vendor devices. AirWave Glass provides an aggregated view of all the
AirWave servers in a single environment.
AirWave Glass is available as a physical appliance, as well as a virtual appliance and it supports both single node
and 3-node cluster to provide high availability and increased scalability.
Aruba recommends the following scaling and sizing suggestions for your AirWave Glass 1.3.3 deployments:
lA single-node deployment of AirWave Glass supports approximately 30,000 devices with controller AMON
data processing, or approximately 50,000 devices with SNMP processing.
lA 3-node cluster of AirWave Glass servers supports approximately 60,000 devices with controller AMON data
processing, or approximately 100,000 devices with SNMP processing.
Contacting Support
Main Site arubanetworks.com
Support Site asp.arubanetworks.com
Airheads Social Forums and Knowledge
Base
community.arubanetworks.com
North American Telephone 1-800-943-4526 (Toll Free)
1-408-754-1200
International Telephone arubanetworks.com/support-services/contact-support/
Software Licensing Site lms.arubanetworks.com
End-of-life Information arubanetworks.com/support-services/end-of-life/
Security Incident Response Team (SIRT) Site: arubanetworks.com/support-services/security-bulletins/
Email: aruba-sirt@hpe.com
Table 1: Contact Information
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Chapter 2
What's New in this Release
AirWave Glass 1.3.3 introduces the following new features:
lKubernetes version in AirWave Glass is upgraded to version 1.18.6.
lThe scheduled Daily reports generated over a week, using AirWave Glass CLI, is appended internally and you
can download a separate package with the appended reports through AirWave Glass CLI.
lUsing AirWave Glass CLIoptions, you can refresh expiring certificates like Kubernetes certificates and web
server certificates.
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Chapter 3
Installing AirWave Glass
This chapter provides step-by-step instructions to install the ISO in a virtual machine, configure the AirWave
Glass servers, and prepare the deployment.
Download Files
The following files are available from the Aruba support site:
lOffline upgrade package
lISO file for Gen9 and Gen10 appliances
Installation Pre-Requisites
Before you begin, ensure that you have installed VMware tools in a text-based environment and allocated
enough resources to the virtual machine. If your host virtual machine runs other virtual machines, ensure that
the AirWave Glass instance has the highest priority.
During installation on Gen9 or Gen10 servers, ensure that there are no storage devices or LAN cables connected
to the Hardware. After installation, you can reconnect LANcables for network settings.
Following is a list ofthe recommended minimum system requirements, VMware requirements, and supported
browsers:
lMemory: 32 GB
lHard disk: 200 GB
lCPU: 10 cores
lVMware ESX(i) 6.5 and later
lVirtual SCSIdisk (preferred over IDE)
lChrome 65.03299.0 (64-bit) or later on Windows and macOS
lFirefox 57.0 (64-bit) or later on Windows and macOS
lSafari 11.0.2 or later for macOS
lInternet Explorer 11.0.9 or later on Windows
Aruba recommends a 20% increased buffer for virtual environments. Ensure that you allocate enough extra
disk space for the OS and swap when partitioning the virtual disk.
All log messages collected during the installation are saved to the /var/log/glass.log file.
Install the AirWave Glass Software
After installing the ISO file and the operating system is running, the Installation CLI is available. The installation
process takes about 20 minutes to install the images and then load them. The system reboots automatically
once the installation is complete.
Follow these steps to install the software:
1. Login to the AirWave Glass server as the default administrator with the following credentials:
user: glassadmin
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password: glassadmin
2. Enter 1to start the installation (see Figure 1).
Figure 1: Installation CLI Menu
Change the Administrator Password
After you complete the installation, AirWave Glass sets the password for the default administrator user. When
the server reboots, it is mandatory to change the admin password.
1. Log into the AirWave Glass server as the default administrator with the following credentials:
user: glassadmin
password: glassadmin
2. At the prompt, enter a new password.
3. Confirm the new password.
Configure Network Settings
During installation, the installer automatically checks for a network interface. Perform the following steps to
configure or modify network settings:
1. Login to the CLI on the AirWave Glass server as the administrator.
2. Enter 4-1 to open the Network Setup menu, then follow the prompts to enter the following settings:
nInterface name
nAirWave Glass server IPaddress
nSubnet mask
nGateway IPaddress
nDNS server IPaddress
nSecondary DNS server (optional)
nAirWave Glass server hostname (FQDN)
nTimezone for the AirWave Glass server
Underscore symbol is not a valid character in AirWave Glass server hostname (FQDN).
Configure the AirWave Glass Servers
Choose one of the following configuration workflows:
Single Node
Perform the following steps on the single node:
1. At the prompt, enter 4-2 to open the Glass Configuration > Cluster/Node Setup menu.
2. Enter nand follow the prompts to configure the node.
3. Enter the FQDN of the node (for example, company.com).
4. Confirm the IP address of the node.
5. Enter yto confirm the configuration settings and continue the installation. Or, enter nto correct the FQDN
and try again.
Three-Node Cluster
Perform the following steps to configure each node in the cluster:
1. Login to the CLI on the AirWave Glass server as the administrator.
2. Enter 4-2 to open the Glass Configuration > Cluster/Node Setup menu.
3. Enter yand then follow the prompts to setup the Glass cluster.
4. Enter the FQDN of the node (for example, company.com).
5. Enter yto confirm the configuration settings and continue the installation. Or, enter nto correct the FQDN
and try again.
6. At the prompt, enter space-separated IP addresses for the other two nodes that will form the three-node
cluster.
7. Follow the onscreen instructions when prompted to log in to the other two nodes and finish the cluster
setup.
Post Installation
After you install AirWave Glass and deploy your network, you can configure the communication ports.
Communication Ports and Protocols
In order to allow traffic to flow between AirWave Glass and AirWave Glass across firewall devices, open the ports
described in Table 2.
Port Protocol Description
22 TCP Used to support connection for debugging AirWave Glass-related issues
443 TCP Used for secure web socket communication between the feeder service
running on managed AMPs and AirWave Glass. For more information
about feeder updates, see "Getting Started" on page 16.
443 TCP Used to pull images and metadata from the Internet.
NOTE: In order for AirWave Glass to pull Kubernetes images from gcr.io
and AirWave Glass images from quay.io, you must open port 443 for the
following URLs: gcr.io/google_containers,quay.io/arubadevops, and
quay.io/coreos.
—ICMP Used by the feeder service for checking connectivity between the
managed AMPs and AirWave Glass by running ICMP ping and building
secure Java keystores.
Table 2: Ports and Protocols
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Chapter 4
Upgrading AirWave Glass
AirWave Glass 1.3.3 supports online upgrades in deployments that can access the AirWave Glass Software
download servers.AirWave Glass 1.3.3 also supports offline upgrade method for deployments. that do not have
access to the Internet or are unable to download the software upgrade due to security issues.
Online Upgrades
When you run the online software update, the process might take 10 to 15 minutes and requires multiple clicks
through upgrade notification windows. Each click starts the upgrade of a subset of pods. This upgrade is best
done during server downtime or less busy hours to avoid AirWave Glass missing messages from the attached
managed AMP. You may need to repeat this procedure and perform multiple upgrade cycles until you don't see
online upgrade notifications.
To ensure that your system receives the most up-to-date software version available, it is recommended that
you add coreupdate.central.arubanetworks.com and gcr.io/google_containers to your whitelists.
To upgrade to AirWave Glass 1.3.3:
1. Click to download the software.
2. Click the blue Upgrade link in the notification window to run the software.
Figure 2: Update Available
3. An upgrade confirmation notification is displayed. Click Yes to upgrade
4. When the WebUI is up, confirm your upgrade version by checking the notification window.
Figure 3: Latest Version
Offline Upgrades
AirWave Glass 1.3.3 provides an offline method of updating the software. If this is the first time you are
performing an offline upgrade, follow the steps in "Performing an Offline Upgrade for the First Time" on page 13,
and then proceed to "Installing the Offline Upgrade Package" on page 13.
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However, if the managed AMPs are already running AirWave Glass 8.2.7.1 or later versions, or you have
performed an offline upgrade before, proceed to "Installing the Offline Upgrade Package" on page 13.
All log messages collected during the upgrade are saved to the /var/log/glass.log file.
Performing an Offline Upgrade for the First Time
Perform the following steps to copy the feeder image onto your AirWave Glass servers:
1. Copy the feeder updater tar file to all AirWave Glass servers associated to AirWave Glass.
2. On each managed AMP, load the feeder updater file using the command docker load < feeder_
updater.tar.gz. This process takes 10 to 15 minutes to complete.
3. Proceed to "Installing the Offline Upgrade Package" on page 13.
Installing the Offline Upgrade Package
If you have performed the offline upgrade before, or you have installed the feeder updater and are ready to
install the offline upgrade package, perform the following steps:
1. Log in to the AirWave Glass CLI, enter option 4from the main menu for AirWave Glass Configuration.
2. Enter option 8for offline upgrade package and then, option 1to upload the offline upgrade package.
3. Once the offline upgrade package is uploaded, go back to the main menu and enter option 4 - 8 for the
offline upgrade package and enter option 3to initiate the offline upgrade.
This option installs the AirWave Glass upgrade package on your system. You will be prompted to enter the
name of the offline file package name.
4. Log in to the AirWave Glass server, then click to download the software.
5. Click the blue Upgrade link in the notification window.
Figure 4: Update Available
6. An upgrade confirmation notification is displayed. Click Yes to upgrade.
Figure 5: Upgrade Confirmation
The AirWave Glass WebUI will be down for about 10 minutes once the upgrade process is complete.
7. When the WebUI is up, confirm your upgraded version by checking the notification window.
Figure 6: Latest Version
Post Upgrade
You can confirm the AirWave Glass upgrade by checking the version:
lFrom the WebUI, go to System > Managed AMPs and hover the mouse over to view the feeder version.
lFrom the CLI, select 2to open the Show menu and then 7to view the app status. All the pods should be in
the "Running" state.
After confirming the upgrade, log in to the AirWave Glass server again. After the data cache expires, AirWave
Glass refreshes with AirWave Glass data.
Refresh Expiring Certificates
AirWave Glass alerts you to expiring certificates with a warning banner at the top left corner of the WebUI. You
can click to expand and to collapse the warning banner.
If a certificate expires within 10 to 90 days, AirWave Glass displays the banner shown in Figure 7. This banner is
collapsed by default.
Figure 7: 10 to 90-Day Notification
If a certificate expires in less than 10-days, AirWave Glass displays a banner similar to the example shown in
Figure 8. This banner is expanded by default.
Figure 8: Less than 10-Day Notification
Refresh the Web Server and Kubernetes certificates
The following procedures describe how to refresh the Web Server and Kubernetes certificates on your AirWave
Glass server and, the client certificates on your managed AMPs.
Perform the following steps to refresh Kubernetes certificates:
1. Log in to the AirWave Glass server CLI with the user name and password. In case of multi-node cluster, log in
to the AirWave Glass server CLI of the Conductor Node.
2. From the main menu, select Option 8 - System, then, Option 1- Certificates, and Option 2 - Refresh
Kubernetes certificates. Executing this option will refresh the Kubernetes certificates for next 1 year.
Perform the following steps to refresh Web Server Certificate:
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1. Log in to the AirWave Glass server CLI with the user name and password. In case of multi-node cluster, log in
to the AirWave Glass server CLI of the Conductor Node.
2. From the main menu, select Option 8 - System, then, Option 1- Certificates, and Option 3 - Refresh Web
Server Certificates. Executing this option will refresh the Web Server certificates for the next 10 years.
Perform the following steps to refresh Client certificates on the Managed AMP by regenerating expired client
certificates in the AirWave Glass WebUI:
1. Log in to AirWave Glass WebUI.
2. Navigate to System > Managed AMPs, locate the AMP, and click to modify its settings.
3. Select the Regenerate Service Credentials checkbox to refresh the client certificates and all API secrets on
the managed AMP.
4. Enter the user name and password on the managed AMP.
This feature is not available for custom certificates, or certificates that have already expired. Contact Technical
Support if you want to refresh a custom certificate, or if the certificates have already expired.
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Chapter 5
Getting Started
AirWave Glass aggregates data from individual managed AMP servers and provides a single pane of glass view for
large network environments. With single sign-on (SSO) authentication, you can drill down and view information
on an individual managed AMPserver without logging out of AirWave Glass, or logging on to the managed AMP
server. The same role-based access controls that are used in AirWave Glass also manages who does what in
AirWave Glass.
For SSO authentication to work, AirWave Glass and AirWave Glass servers must have hostnames that are fully
qualified domain names (FQDN).
This chapter includes the following topics that will help you use the AirWave Glass WebUI:
l"Home Link" on page 16
l"Header Statistics and Icons" on page 16
l"Search and Filter" on page 17
l"AirWave Glass and your Managed AMPs" on page 22
l"Alert Notifications" on page 23
l"Time Ranges" on page 23
l"Exporting Data" on page 24
Home Link
Clicking on the orange Aruba icon on the upper left corner of any page in the AirWave Glass WebUI will launch
the Home > Overview page.
Header Statistics and Icons
Header statistics at the top of the page automatically refreshes once every 5-minute. Automatic refreshing of
the statistics in the Overview dashboard can start at different times. If you add or delete a managed AMP, you
will need to wait for the cache to clear in order for the client counts to be exact.
Click the statistics icon beside the numeric values to drill down into detailed search indexes. For information
about the drill down capability, see "Drill Downs from Top Header and Overview Dashboard" on page 20.
The rogue count in the header statistics displayed at the top of the page and the Overview page does not
include suspected rogues. To see a breakdown of rogues by classification type, navigate to Home > RAPIDS.
See "RAPIDS" on page 61.
Figure 9: Header Statistics Icons
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Search and Filter
Use the search utility at the top of the WebUI to locate the devices on your network and then filter your results
using the navigation sidebar. By default, the search utility searches through these categories: access point, client,
controller, floor, folder, rogue device, and switch.
Filter Options
To limit the search to a specific category, click the All drop-down list of the search field and select a device type
filter, or select a filter by entering text in the search field.
Figure 10: Search Utility
The results of your search are displayed in a search table on a separate page. For example, Figure 11 shows the
search results for an access point whose information contains the text string Aruba.
Figure 11: Partial Search Results Showing Additional Filters
AirWave Glass shows more than 10,000 records for a query. You can search within these results by clicking the
links to filter the output by hostname, firmware, device type, number of clients, and Up or Down state.
The available filters for any search vary according to the contents of the search results. The Results page might
display a larger number of results. The correct values for each device are now displayed on the left pane when
you drill down using the Header Statistics icons.
Partial Matching or Prefix Search
Partial matching is useful when you want to find names. Enter at least 2 characters to find any words that
contain that fragment.
You can perform prefix searches for the following fields: classification, hostname, SSID, or the last-known name
of an AP. AirWave Glass returns any words or phrases that contain the prefix.
Search results include hypertext links to monitoring pages for APs, controllers, clients, and rogue details in the
corresponding managed AMP.
How to Save Your Search
You can save your search results to access information you frequently use. Figure 12 shows an example of a
saved search named "APs with or."
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Figure 12: Saved Search Example
From the top right of the results page, click to save your search. Later, click to find your saved search, or
delete the search. You can also access a saved search from the left navigation menu.
Predefined Searches
There are also predefined, saved searches which the AirWave Glass uses to render the dashboards. You can't
modify predefined searches.
Figure 13: Predefined, Saved Searches
Client Session History
AirWave Glass aggregates client sessions data from all the attached AirWave servers and keeps the information
for 7 days. This information is useful if clients move between APs which are monitored by different AirWave
servers. Because AirWave Glass stores historical client session data for only 7 days, go to the managed AMP to
see older historical client session data. AirWave Glass stores client session data for 30 days.
You can view client session data from multiple AirWave servers on the following search result pages:
lThe Client Index shows connected, online client sessions. You can see the Client Index by searching on All or
Client. Or, you can drill down from the top header or Overview dashboard.
lThe Historical Client Session Index shows historical client sessions. You can see the Historical Client
Session Index by searching on Historical Client Session. Results shown in the historical client session index
are only historical client sessions. The same client (MAC address) might be currently online and also appear in
the Client Index search results.
Because client association and disassociation is dynamic, you might see a discrepancy between the AMP client
count in header statistics and drill down counts in AirWave Glass.
A client might appear to be online in AirWave Glass although it has disconnected from the managed AMP
because the AirWave Glass server has not received the disconnection data from the feeder service. As a result,
if you try to navigate back to AirWave Glass when a client is offline, you will see the following message: This
client went offline, please search Historical Client Sessions for more details.
The Client Detail Page
AirWave Glass has a page called Client Detail that is available only for clients that are connected to the network.
Information on the page includes:
lCurrent client session data- displays data such as which AP the client is connected to and how long the client
has been connected.
lHistorical client session data - displays data such as the association time and which controller is attached to
the LAN IP address.
To access the Client Detail page, click the blue MAC address link in the Client Index search results to open the
Client Detail page (see Figure 14).
Figure 14: Accessing the Client Detail Page
Key considerations when working with the Client Details page in AirWave Glass:
lIf the client is not connected to the managed AMP, clicking the MAC address opens the Clients > Detail page
in AirWave.
lIf the client is currently connected to the managed AMP, clicking the MAC address opens the Clients >
Diagnostics page in AirWave.
lYou can navigate back to the Client Detail page in AirWave Glass from AirWave by clicking the Back to
AirWave Glass link.
Drill Downs from Top Header and Overview Dashboard
You can drill down to specific device information with a single click from the top header and the Overview
dashboard on the AirWave Glass Home page. If you navigate away from the Overview dashboard to filtered
result views, you will see a link in the upper-left corner of the WebUI. Click this link to navigate to
the Overview dashboard.
Do any of the following:
lClick the Statistic icons in the top header to drill down to corresponding APs/Devices, switches, clients, or
rogues.
lClick the Snapshot icons in the Overview dashboard to drill down to information on usage, AP radio status,
network device status, client device types, health status, security, and Clarity failures.
For example, when you click in the top header, AirWave Glass displays filtered results labeled "CLIENT" :
WIRELESS or "CLIENT" : WIRED with a search sidebar that contains more options to refine your results, as shown
in Figure 15.
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