EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide CHAPTER 7: Event Logging Overview During normal operation, the EmulationEngine processes and can log various types of events. When an event is logged, a record of the event is stored for future analysis. The event record includes a timestamp, an indicator of the type of event that occurred, and a limited amount of data to describe the event.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) where: [header] is a standard header consisting of a timestamp, microsecond clock reference and sequence number (e.g.: 12/27/2002,9:59:57,2296.320226,11396) timestamp = 12/27/2002,9:59:57 (time the event occurred, taken from the system clock) microsecond clock reference = 2296.320226 (in seconds, resolution to 1 microsecond, not sync’ed to timestamp) sequence number = a sequential number assigned to each record (e.g., 11396; next event would be 11397, 11398, etc.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide get evlog buffer [n] – This command prints the last n events logged to the log buffer in memory. If [n] is omitted or zero, all events currently in the log buffer will be displayed. get evlog file A/B : This command prints event records in log file A or B. If no starting record number is given, records are displayed starting with the first record in the file. If no count of records is given, all records are displayed.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) 7-4 Rev #/Date: 2.0.0 Beta/07.17.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide CHAPTER 8: Statistics Counters The statistics counters defined in this chapter can be: 1) Selected when creating a new monitor in the Monitoring/New Monitor dialog. 2) Displayed as legends or table headings in a monitor or reports page. 3) Displayed using CLI commands. Individual Virtual Station Counters If statistics for individual virtual stations are selected, one or more of the following values may be shown. Individual Virtual Station 802.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) Counter Description Tx Mcast Multicast frames transmitted by the virtual station Tx Mgmt Management frames transmitted by the virtual station Tx Ctrl Control frames transmitted by the virtual station Individual Virtual Station Ping Statistics These counters are only shown if the virtual station was configured for internal mode: Counter Description Transmit Count Number of Pings the virtual station is configured to send Transmit Data Size Size of the da
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide Counter Description Tx Filtered Transmit frames filtered Tx Discarded Transmit frames discarded RTS Fails RTS-CTS failures Authentication Type Virtual station authentication type (open-system or shared-key) Encryption Virtual station encryption mode (on/off) Rcv Decrypt Errs Received frame decryption CRC errors FCS_Fails Frame checksum errors in received frames WEP_Excluded Received frames that were rejected because of incorrect encryption Summary Stat
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) Counter Description TxRateLfMin Minimum data rate for transmitted long frames TxRateLfMax Maximum data rate for transmitted long frames TxRateLfAvg Average data rate for transmitted long frames Summary Transmit Statistics Counter Description TxMsduMin TxMsduMax Minimum frames transmitted per virtual station, all frame types Maximum frames transmitted per virtual station, all frame TxMsduAvg Average frames transmitted per virtual station, all frame type
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide Counter Description RxMsduMin Minimum frames received per virtual station, all frame types RxMsduMax Maximum frames received per virtual station, all frame types RxMsduAvg Average frames received per virtual station, all frame types RxMSDUs Total frames received by all virtual stations, all frame types RxDataMin Minimum data frames received per virtual station RxDataMax Maximum data frames received per virtual station RxDataAvg Average data frames receive
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) 8-6 Rev #/Date: 2.0.0 Beta/07.17.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide CHAPTER 9: Troubleshooting Login Name and/or Password Recovery If configuration records for your EmulationEngine are lost and you do not remember its user name or password, it may not be possible to log in to the device. If this should happen, a special login sequence will direct the EmulationEngine to reset the login name and password to their factory defaults.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) client would incorrectly be destined to the Load Generator instead of the EmulationEngine. Web-Based User Interface Login Error If you are running a personal firewall product (e.g., ZoneAlarm, McAfee's software firewall, etc.) on the command PC, the following error dialog may be displayed by your browser immediately following successful log-in to the EmulationEngine web server: If this error dialog is displayed, just click the No button to continue.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide The status (e.g., Online) next to the EmulationEngine IP address indicates the current status of EmulationEngine with with the web-based user interface. This status may intermittently display “Busy”.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) Loading Files from the Command PC If you attempt to load a scenario file from the command PC using the web-based user interface, the browser may display the following warning dialog: Click “OK” to continue. Missing Key File The EmulationEngine is offered in four configurations: EmulationEngine 11a: Supports IEEE 802.11a only. EmulationEngine 11b: Supports IEEE 802.11b only. EmulationEngine 11a/11b: Supports IEEE 802.11a and 802.11b.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide Communication Machinery Corporation EmulationEngine(tm) 11a/b/g Rev 2.0.0 System date & time is THU JAN 01 00:00:44 1970 Use the "set date" or "set time" command to adjust EmulationEngine 11a/b/g software version 2.0.0 WLAN mode .................... 802.11a WLAN MAC address ............. 00:0b:cd:59:23:57 WLAN address mask ............ ff:ff:ff:ff:00:00 LAN MAC address .............. 00:0b:16:00:00:07 BSSID of System Under Test....
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) Configuration Records Print this page and use the following form to keep a record of EmulationEngine configuration parameters: Parameter Default CLI Command IP address 192.168.0.50 set ipaddr Subnet mask 255.255.255.0 set ipmask Gateway 192.168.1.254 set gateway Username Admin set login Password EE set password WLAN Base MAC Address WLAN MAC Mask 9-6 Configured Value set eemac ff:ff:ff:ff:00:00 set eemask Rev #/Date: 2.0.0 Beta/07.17.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide APPENDIX A: Specifications Hardware Standards: IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.3 and IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.1d, IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g Ports: (1) 10/100Base-T Ethernet, RJ-45(UTP) (1) RS-232 (DB9) (1) Power - 5V DC, 2.5A Frequency Range: 802.11a: 5GHz Unlicensed National Information Infrastructure (UNII) band, 802.11b/g: 2.4 GHz band.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) Software EmulationEngine Core: IEEE 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g Maximum number of virtual stations: 64 Performance: See the EmulationEngine Specifications sheet for detailed performance figures.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide APPENDIX B: Software Upgrades Complete the following steps to load a new software file into the EmulationEngine’s flash file system: 1) If you are already logged in to the CLI, type reboot to return the EmulationEngine to a known state: reboot 2) Use Telnet to log back in to the CLI: telnet 192.168.0.50 EE login: Admin Password: EE EmulationEngine Rev x.x CMC_EE -> This step uses the EmulationEngine’s default IP address (192.168.0.50).
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EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide APPENDIX C: Cable Pin Assignments Standard Ethernet Cable A straight cable can be used to connect the Command PC to a hub and the hub to the EmulationEngine For a straight cable; the wires match one for one. This cable is not provided. Pin 1: Rx+ Pin 2: RxPin 3 : Tx+ Pin 4 : Not Used Pin 5 : Not Used Pin 6 : TxPin 7 : Not Used Pin 8: Not Used Ethernet Cross-Over Cable A cross-over cable must be used to connect the Command PC directly to the EmulationEngine.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) Serial Cable The following table shows the connector pin assignments for the DB9 connector. The provided serial cable is a straight cable with female and male connectors. In this table, DTE refers to the local/EmulationEngine side of the connection and DCE is the remote side.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide APPENDIX D: Error and Status Messages The EmulationEngine may display the following error and status messages in response to incorrect or unexpected user actions or WLAN activity. EmulationEngine or Virtual Station Control Messages Message Description EE Lost SUT (no beacons) The EmulationEngine was joined with the System Under Test but has stopped receiving beacons from it.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) MAC Layer Management Messages Message Description Invalid parameter Internal error: an MLME function has been invoked with an invalid parameter. MLME Already in BSS Internal error: a requested MLME function was rejected because the EmulationEngine is already a member of a BSS. MLME Driver error Internal error: an MLME function has encountered an unspecified error in the device driver.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide Message Authentication rejected - next frame timed out Can't support all requested capabilities Reassociation denied - Can't confirm association exists Specified algorithm not supported Unspecified failure Rev #/Date: 2.0.0 Beta/07.17.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) D-4 Rev #/Date: 2.0.0 Beta/07.17.
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide Index 8 802.
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) assoc association (get) auth autoconf autorun bssid (clear) bssid (get) bssid (set) bsslist (get) channel (get) conf config (get) countrycode (get/set) date (set) deauth disassoc eestatus (get) evlog (save) evlog (set) evlog buffer (clear) evlog buffer (get) evlog console (set) evlog file (clear) evlog file (get) evlog file (set) evlog level (set) evlog module (set) evlog settings (get) exec factorydefault (set) frequency (get) ftp gateway (get/set) group (del(ete)
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide ping power (get/set) quit rate (get/set) reboot retrylimit (get/set) rtsthreshold (get/set) run scan sntpserver (get/set/clear) statfile group (del(ete)) statfile group (get) statfile vsta (del(ete)) statfile vsta (get) station (get) summfile group (del(ete)) summfile group (get) summfile vsta all (del(ete)) summfile vsta all (get) systemname (clear/get/set) telnet (get) time (set) timeofday tzone (get/set) uptime (get) version (get) vsta (del(ete)) vsta (get) vsta (res
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) Ping Disassociation 5-62 5-65, 6-14 E EmulationEngine Busy Changing IP Address CLI Commands Configuration IP Address IP Mask Not Reponding Not Responding Polling Interval Polling Timeout Reboot Receive Parameters Reconnect Reset Status Transmit Parameters Virtual Station Status Encryption Defaults Keys Mode Ethernet Compatibility Ethernet Connector Event Log Clear CLI Commands Configuration Controls/Configuration Display Export Modules Record Format Verbosity Lev
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide Event Log Statistics Summary Statistics 6-27, 7-1 6-25 6-26 G GID Group Control 5-17 5-16 H Hardware 6-38 I Installation Internal Mode Interval EmulationEngine Polling Monitor Update IP Address Iteration 3-1 5-6, 5-27, 6-12, 6-13 5-40 5-52 6-38, 6-39 5-17, 5-28, 5-29, 5-63 L LEDs Ethernet LED Off Status at Installation Load Profiles Logging CLI Commands Login 2-1 2-2 9-2 5-19, 5-22 6-26 6-1 M Menus Edit File Group Options Reports Scenario vSTA Monitor Controls
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) Clear Configure Delete Export Maximum Number Predefined Stored in RAM Summary Toolbar Update Interval Update Timeout Virtual Station 5-50 5-52 5-49 5-50 5-45 5-45 5-45 5-46 5-65 5-52 5-52 5-47 N Not Responding 9-3 P Password Recovery Persistence Ping Configuration Polling Interval Polling Timeout Power Supply Connector Preferences 6-1, 6-42 9-1 5-30, 6-24 5-62 5-13, 5-40 5-13, 5-40 2-2 5-62 R Radio Channel/Frequency Radio Frequency Reboot Reports Export Group
EmulationEngine 11a/b/g User's Guide S Scenario Create New Group Menu Open Existing Run Save Security Security Configuration Example Side Bar Buttons SNTP Server Software Upgrades Statistics Clear CLI Commands File Group Saving Signal Counters Virtual Stations Statistics Summary Status/Error Messages System Name System Requirements System Under Test BSS List Changing CLI Commands Join Scan Select System Under Test 5-3, 5-6 5-24, 5-70 5-69 5-4 5-10 5-11 5-61 6-58 5-14 6-45 B-1 6-20 6-25 6-26 6-19 6-17 8-2
Communication Machinery Corporation (CMC) U User Interface Configuration User Name 5-62 6-1, 6-41 V Virtual Stations Add to Group Address Generation Auto Configure CLI Commands Configure Edit Encryption Halt Initialize IP Addresses Life Cycle MAC Addresses Persistence Run Run Time Parameters Statistics Status Toolbar Traffic Types Transitional States 5-24 5-35 5-26 6-11 6-8, 6-20 5-24, 6-13 5-17 5-31, 6-12, 6-20 5-65, 5-71, 6-18 5-65, 5-71, 6-19 5-26, 6-11, 6-24 6-9 5-26, 6-11, 6-13, 6-24 5-30, 5-31 5-6