Option2: Upgrade your CAPs and then CAPsMAN to v2 at the same time. After every CAP is upgraded to v2, upgrade your current CAPsMAN to v2 and then turn off the temporary CAPsMAN v2 router. All CAPs with the v2 will connect to the new temporary CAPsMAN v2 router. Option1: Install a new temporary CAPsMAN v2 router in same network where the current CAPsMAN router is and start enabling/upgrading wireless-cm2 package on the CAPs. improved logging entries when client roams between the CAPs.added "Name Format" and "Name Prefix" setting for Provision rules.improved CAPCAPsMAN data connection protocol.CAPsMAN automatic upgrade of all CAP clients (configurable).If you want to try out the CAPsMAN v2 upgrade all the CAPs and the CAPsMAN to latest RouterOS version and enable/install wireless-cm2 package.
It means that both CAPsMAN and CAP devices should have wireless-cm2 package enabled/installed in order to make CAPsMAN v2 system to work. NOTE: CAPsMAN v2 is NOT compatible with current CAPsMAN v1 (CAPsMAN v1 CAP devices will not be able to connect to CAPsMAN v2 and CAPsMAN v2 CAP devices will not be able to connect to CAPsMAN v1). The CAP device now only has to provide the wireless link layer encryption/decryption.ĭepending on configuration, data is either forwarded to CAPsMAN for centralized processing ( default) or forwarded locally at the CAP itself ( #Local_Forwarding_Mode). Functions that were conventionally executed by an AP (like access control, client authentication) are now executed by CAPsMAN.
When a CAP is controlled by CAPsMAN it only requires the minimum configuration required to allow it to establish connection with CAPsMAN. When using the CAPsMAN feature, the network will consist of a number of 'Controlled Access Points' (CAP) that provide wireless connectivity and a 'system Manager' (CAPsMAN) that manages the configuration of the APs, it also takes care of client authentication and optionally, data forwarding. 17.2.2 Manual certificates and issuing with SCEPĬontrolled Access Point system Manager (CAPsMAN) allows centralization of wireless network management and if necessary, data processing.17.1 Basic configuration with master and slave interface.
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