03-05-2013 07:22 AM - edited 07-03-2021 11:40 PM
Hi everybody,
I have a question about Rogue Access Points.
We have a Wlan controller (2504) and it sees rogue access points.
I know there are some tools, if you tell it that it's a bad rogue access point, it starting to kick people of that access point. Just to be sure that no one is on that access point that can join your network for some reason.
But with the Cisco 2504 i have some options. As you all will know.
But i wonder what happens if i set it to malicious. I know what friendly means. I don't want that i screw up that access point of our neighbours. But now it stays there in the rogue list. I tell it's friendly and thats oke but i wonder what happens if i tell the controller that it's malicious and then i say contain.
I get a warning message from the controller about some legal things etcetc. so i cancelled it.
Can anyone tell me?
Thanks!
Henk Feenstra
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03-05-2013 07:27 AM
You can get into trouble using containment because it does a denial of service attack. As long as the rogue access point isn't in your building, who cares. If there is an access point that is using your SSID, then go for it and contain the AP, but just make sure:)
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03-05-2013 07:27 AM
You can get into trouble using containment because it does a denial of service attack. As long as the rogue access point isn't in your building, who cares. If there is an access point that is using your SSID, then go for it and contain the AP, but just make sure:)
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03-05-2013 08:17 AM
That is what I suspected it would do :-) :-)
Thanks for the answer
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03-05-2013 08:25 AM
No problem... So if someone contained one of my AP's, I would see it in the log and would know what AP is doing the containing.... Then I would have to walk over to the company and politely asked then to stop:) This is what you would see:
1 | Thu Feb 21 18:49:05 2013 | Warning: Our AP with Base Radio MAC f4:ea:67:0e:6f:80 is under attack (contained) by another AP on radio type 802.11b/g |
This is what you will see in the syslog:
*spamApTask1: Feb 21 18:49:05.141: #LWAPP-1-AP_CONTAINED: spam_lrad.c:33698 AP AIR-CAP3602E-A-K9-MAP is being contained on slot 0
Thanks,
Scott
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