CISCO-WIRELESS-HOTSPOT-MIB: View SNMP OID List / Download MIB

This MIB is intended to be implemented on all those devices operating as Central Controllers (CC) that terminate the Light Weight Access Point Protocol tunnel from Cisco Light-weight CAPWAP Access Points. This MIB provides configuration about Hotspot 2.0 functionality as defined by WiFi Alliance. Particularly there are two main configuration groups related to Hotspot: - ANQP server configuration - Hotspot icon configuration The ANQP server configuration contains the server parameters and the network information that the client can query through the GAS/ANQP protocol. A given ANQP server is associated to a policy-profile, which is then mapped to a WLAN. The Hotspot icon configuration allows to define the properties of the icons stored on the CC that can be associated to an Online Sing-up (OSU) provider defined in the ANQP server. GLOSSARY Access Point ( AP ) An entity that contains an 802.11 medium access control ( MAC ) and physical layer ( PHY ) interface and provides access to the distribution services via the wireless medium for associated clients. LWAPP APs encapsulate all the 802.11 frames in LWAPP frames and sends them to the controller to which it is logically connected. Central Controller ( CC ) The central entity that terminates the LWAPP protocol tunnel from the LWAPP APs. Throughout this MIB, this entity is also referred to as 'controller'. Light Weight Access Point Protocol ( LWAPP ) This is a generic protocol that defines the communication between the Access Points and the Central Controller. Mobile Node ( MN ) A roaming 802.11 wireless device in a wireless network associated with an access point. Access Network Query Protocol ( ANQP ) This is a query and response protocol used by a Mobile Node to discover information about the network advertised by an Access Point. Generic Advertisement Service ( GAS ) It provides the Layer 2 transport between MN and a server in the network for the advertisement protocol frames prior to authentication. Organization Identifier ( OI ) Identifies an operator, manufacturer or organization. It is assigned by IEEE. ANQP server This is the server that replies to the ANQP queries, providing the requested information. In can be the AP itself, the CC or an external entity. Service Set Identifier ( SSID ) A service set identifier is a name that identifies a particular 802.11 wireless LAN. A client device receives broadcast messages from all access points within range advertising their SSIDs. The client device can then either manually or automatically, based on configuration, select the network with which to associate. The SSID can be up to 32 characters long. Homogeneous Extended Service Set Identifier ( HESSID ) This is a globally unique identifier, in MAC address format, used to identify a group of APs connected to the same list of Service Providers or other destination network(s). Network Access Identifier ( NAI ) In order to provide roaming services, it is necessary to have a standardized method for identifying users. NAI is actually the user identity submitted by the client during network authentication. Hotspot Operator Icon An icon representing a given operator. REFERENCE [1] Wireless LAN Medium Access Control ( MAC ) and Physical Layer ( PHY ) Specifications. [2] Draft-obara-capwap-lwapp-00.txt, IETF Light Weight Access Point Protocol.

A list of Hotspot 2.0 ANQP server configuration managed by the controller.

An entry representing Hotspot 2.0 configuration that is either sent by the controller to CAPWAP APs for use during their operations or used to determine which information should be sent to clients to negotiate proper session establishment.

This object specifies the name of the ANQP server name that can be used inside policy profile to enable Hotspot 2.0. The name has to be unique across other ANQP server names on the controller.

This object specifies the status column for a conceptual row in this table. All writable objects in this row may be modified when the row is active.

This object specifies a textual description of the current ANQP server.

This object specifies the Internet access policy. - A value of 'true' indicates that network will provide Internet access. - A value of 'false' indicates that network will not provide internet access.

This object specifies the network type associated with this ANQP profile. private : Non-authorized users are not permitted on this network. guestPrivate : Private network but guest accounts are available. chargeablePublic : The network is accessible to anyone, however, access to the network requires payment. freePublic : The network is accessible to anyone and no charges applies for the network use. personalDevice : The network is accessible only by Personal Device emergency : Emergency Service network Type test : The network is used for test or experimental purposes only. wildcard : Wildcard network type. Enumeration: 'guestPrivate': 2, 'emergency': 6, 'freePublic': 4, 'private': 1, 'personalDevice': 5, 'wildcard': 8, 'chargeablePublic': 3, 'test': 7.

This object specifies the venue type within a particular venue group and type, with respect to 802.11u feature. The Venue group-Venue Type relationship is per the following table: Venue Group Venue Type Code Venue Description =========== =============== ================= 0 0 Unspecified 0 1-255 Reserved 1 0 Unspecified Assembly 1 1 Arena 1 2 Stadium 1 3 Passenger Terminal (e.g., airport, port, bus station, ferry terminal, train station) 1 4 Amphitheater 1 5 Amusement Park 1 6 Place of Worship 1 7 Convention Center 1 8 Library 1 9 Museum 1 10 Restaurant 1 11 Theater 1 12 Bar 1 13 Coffee Shop 1 14 Zoo or Aquarium 1 15 Emergency Coordination Center 1 16-255 Reserved 2 0 Unspecified Business 2 1 Doctor or Dentist office 2 2 Bank 2 3 Fire Station 2 4 Police Station 2 6 Post Office 2 7 Professional Office 2 8 Research and Development Facility 2 9 Attorney Office 2 10-255 Reserved 3 0 Unspecified Educational 3 1 School, Primary 3 2 School, Secondary 3 3 University or College 3 4-255 Reserved 4 0 Unspecified Factory and Industrial 4 1 Factory 4 2-255 Reserved 5 0 Unspecified Institutional 5 1 Hospital 5 2 Long-Term Care Facility (e.g., Nursing home, Hospice, etc.) 5 3 Alcohol and Drug Re-habilitation Center 5 4 Group Home 5 5 Prison or Jail 5 6-255 Reserved 6 0 Unspecified Mercantile 6 1 Retail Store 6 2 Grocery Market 6 3 Automotive Service Station 6 4 Shopping Mall 6 5 Gas Station 6 6-255 Reserved 7 0 Unspecified Residential 7 1 Private Residence 7 2 Hotel or Motel 7 3 Dormitory 7 4 Boarding House 7 5-255 Reserved 8 0 Unspecified Storage 8 1-255 Reserved 9 0 Unspecified Utility and Miscellaneous 9 1-255 Reserved 10 0 Unspecified Vehicular 10 1 Automobile or Truck 10 2 Airplane 10 3 Bus 10 4 Ferry 10 5 Ship or Boat 10 6 Train 10 7 Motor Bike 10 7-255 Reserved 11 0 Unspecified Outdoor 11 1 Muni-mesh Network 11 2 City Park 11 3 Rest Area 11 4 Traffic Control 11 5 Bus Stop 11 6 Kiosk 11 7-255 Reserved Enumeration: 'assemblyBar': 14, 'vehicularTrain': 58, 'assemblyArena': 3, 'businessPostOffice': 23, 'mercantileRetailStore': 40, 'businessBank': 20, 'educationalUnspecifiedEducational': 27, 'residentialDormitory': 48, 'businessUnspecified': 18, 'storageUnspecified': 50, 'mercantileAutomotiveServiceStation': 42, 'institutionalHospital': 34, 'outdoorUnspecified': 60, 'institutionalJail': 38, 'residentialPrivate': 46, 'outdoorRestArea': 63, 'outdoorCityPark': 62, 'assemblyMuseum': 11, 'residentialHotel': 47, 'vehicularBoat': 57, 'assemblyConventionCenter': 9, 'vehicularFerry': 56, 'assemblyPassengerTerminal': 5, 'institutionalUnspecified': 33, 'businessRdFacility': 25, 'vehicularMotorbike': 59, 'industrialFactory': 32, 'vehicularAirplane': 54, 'mercantileGroceryMarket': 41, 'unspecifiedUnspecified': 1, 'vehicularUnspecified': 52, 'vehicularAutomobileTruck': 53, 'assemblyTheater': 13, 'assemblyAmusementPark': 7, 'industrialUnspecified': 31, 'mercantileUnspecified': 39, 'outdoorBusStop': 65, 'outdoorKiosk': 66, 'assemblyPlaceOfWorship': 8, 'mercantileGasStation': 44, 'assemblyLibrary': 10, 'businessAttorney': 26, 'assemblyRestaurant': 12, 'institutionalLongTermCareFacility': 35, 'mercantileShoppingMall': 43, 'assemblyStadium': 4, 'assemblyZoo': 16, 'educationalPrimarySchool': 28, 'businessFireStation': 21, 'businessDoctor': 19, 'assemblyAmphitheater': 6, 'vehicularBus': 55, 'businessPoliceStation': 22, 'outdoorMuniMesh': 61, 'residentialUnspecified': 45, 'assemblyCoffeeShop': 15, 'utilityUnspecified': 51, 'assemblyEmergencyCoordCenter': 17, 'educationalSecondarySchool': 29, 'institutionalGroupHome': 37, 'educationaluniversity': 30, 'businessProfessionalOffice': 24, 'assemblyUnspecified': 2, 'institutionalAlcoholDrugRehabCenter': 36, 'residentialBoardingHouse': 49, 'outdoorTrafficControl': 64.

This object specifies the HESSID for this ANQP server.

This object specifies the timeout in milliseconds of a GAS request.

This object specifies the threshold in bytes for the ANQP reply fragmentation. Any ANQP replies bigger than this value will be sent to the client in one or more GAS comeback replies.

This object specifies the ANQP domain ID.

This object specifies if the ANQP domain ID should be included in the Hotspot 2.0 information element.

This object specifies the IPv4 address availability. notAvailable : Address type not available. public : Public IPv4 address available. portRestricted : Port-restricted IPv4 address available. singleNatedPrivate : Single NATed private IPv4 address available. doubleNatedPrivate : Double NATed private IPv4 address available. portRestrictedSingleNatedPrivate : Port-restricted IPv4 address and single NATed IPv4 address available. portRestrictedDoubleNatedPrivate : Port-restricted IPv4 address and double NATed IPv4 address available. notKnown : Availability of the address type is not known. Enumeration: 'portRestricted': 3, 'portRestrictedSingleNatedPrivate': 6, 'doubleNatedPrivate': 5, 'notKnown': 8, 'notAvailable': 1, 'singleNatedPrivate': 4, 'public': 2, 'portRestrictedDoubleNatedPrivate': 7.

This object specifies the IPv6 address availability. notAvailable : Address type not available. available : Address type available. notKnown : Availability of the address type not known. Enumeration: 'notAvailable': 1, 'available': 2, 'notKnown': 3.

This object specifies the non broadcasted SSID from the AP. The SSID is present in ANQP response message and this WLAN is used for Online Signup of Hotspot 2.0 devices.

This object specifies the status of the link with respect to WAN metrics configuration. notConfigured : Not configured. up : WAN link is up. down : WAN link is down. testState : WAN link is in test state. Enumeration: 'down': 2, 'testState': 3, 'up': 1, 'notConfigured': 0.

This object specifies if WAN link is currently operating at its maximum capacity.

This object specifies the down link speed of WAN Backhaul in kbps.

This object specifies the up link speed of WAN Backhaul in kbps.

This object specifies the down link load of WAN Backhaul. It represents the percentage loading of the down link WAN connection, scaled linearly with 255 representing 100%, as measured over an interval, the duration of which is reported in cLHotspotWanLoadMeasDuration.

This object specifies the up link load of WAN Backhaul. It represents the percentage loading of the up link WAN connection, scaled linearly with 255 representing 100%, as measured over an interval, the duration of which is reported in cLHotspotWanLoadMeasDuration.

This object specifies the load measurement duration of WAN Backhaul.

This object specifies the file name used for terms and conditions acceptance.

This object specifies the date portion of timestamp when AAA server processed terms and conditions acceptance. It should have the YYYY-MM-DD format.

This object specifies the time portion of timestamp when AAA server processed terms and conditions acceptance. It should have the hh-mm-ss format.

This object specifies the URL filter list name used for terms and conditions acceptance.

A list of roaming consortium Organization Identifiers (OIs) that will be either broadcasted to clients using beacons or retrieved using ANQP requests. Up to 255 non-beacon OIs can be configured. Up to 3 beacons OIs can be added.

An entry representing a given roaming consortium unique OI which can be flagged as being either broadcasted in beacon or not.

This object specifies the public OI assigned by the IEEE. Each OI identifies a roaming consortium (group of SSPs with inter-SSP roaming agreement) or a single SSP. WLAN can have up to 255 OUIs defined. Each OUI defined should be unique. For example the value for Cisco is 004096.

This object specifies the status column for a conceptual row in this table. All writable objects in this row may be modified when the row is active.

This object specifies a method to configure a particular OI as one of the beacon OIs. Beacon can carry at most 3 OIs. User should be able to select 0-3 OIs - A value of 'true' indicates that this OI would be carried in beacon. - A value of 'false' indicates that this OI is not a beacon OI.

A list of domain names that can be queried by the client using ANQP.

An entry representing a given domain name. Name format should be compliant with the preferred name syntax defined in RFC 1035.

This object specifies the name of a domain

This object specifies the status column for a conceptual row in this table. All writable objects in this row may be modified when the row is active.

A list of 3gpp cellular information to assist a 3gpp mobile client in selecting an AP to access 3gpp network.

An entry representing a tuple of mobile country code (MCC) and mobile network code (MNC). Up to 32 entries can be defined for a given ANQP server.

This object specifies the mobile network code consisting in a two or three decimal digits value.

This object specifies the mobile country code consisting in a three decimal digits value.

This object specifies the status column for a conceptual row in this table. All writable objects in this row may be modified when the row is active.

A list of the NAI realm details. Each realm entry should be unique as it represents the user identity submitted by the client during authentication.

An entry specifying a single realm configuration. Up to 32 realms can be configured.

This object specifies the NAI name. In order to provide roaming services, it is necessary to have a standardized method for identifying users. NAI represents the SSP identities supported during network authentication. In roaming, the purpose of the NAI is to provide information to the user as well as to assist in the routing of the authentication request.

This object specifies the status column for a conceptual row in this table. All writable objects in this row may be modified when the row is active.

A list of EAP methods configured for a given NAI realm.

An entry representing a single EAP method realm configuration.

This object specifies a single EAP method allowed for a authentication to a given NAI realm. eapTLS : EAP Transport Layer Security. eapLEAP : EAP Lightweight Extensible Authentication Protocol. eapSIM : EAP for GSM Subscriber Identity Modules. eapTTLS : EAP Tunneled Transport Layer Security. eapAKA : EAP for UMTS Authentication and Key Agreement. eapPEAP : EAP Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol. eapFAST : EAP Flexible Authentication via Secure Tunneling. Enumeration: 'eapPEAP': 6, 'eapLEAP': 2, 'eapSIM': 3, 'eapTTLS': 4, 'eapTLS': 1, 'eapAKA': 5, 'eapFAST': 7.

This object specifies the status column for a conceptual row in this table. All writable objects in this row may be modified when the row is active.

A list of authentication EAP method details for a given NAI realm. This table is deprecated and replaced by cLHotspotEAPAuthTable.

An entry representing a single EAP method configuration details. cLHotspotRealmEAPAuthEntry object is superseded by cLHotspotEAPAuthTable.

This object specifies the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) authentication method defined. innerAuthNonEap : Uses non-EAP inner authentication type. innerAuthEap : Uses EAP inner authentication type. credential : Uses credential authentication. tunneledEapCredential : Uses tunneled EAP credential authentication. cLHotspotRealmEAPAuthMethod object is superseded by cLHotspotEAPAuthTable. Enumeration: 'innerAuthNonEap': 1, 'credential': 3, 'tunneledEapCredential': 4, 'innerAuthEap': 2.

This object specifies the status column for a conceptual row in this table. All writable objects in this row may be modified when the row is active. cLHotspotRealmEAPAuthRowStatus object is superseded by cLHotspotEAPAuthTable.

This object specifies the authentication parameters defined in the case inner EAP authentication is chosen. It will be set to reserved if another type of EAP authentication is defined. cLHotspotRealmEAPAuthInnerAuthEAPType object is superseded by cLHotspotEAPAuthTable. Enumeration: 'eapPEAP': 7, 'reserved': 1, 'eapLEAP': 3, 'eapSIM': 4, 'eapTTLS': 5, 'eapTLS': 2, 'eapAKA': 6, 'eapFAST': 8.

This object specifies the authentication parameters defined in the case non inner EAP authentication is chosen. It will be set to reserved if another type of EAP authentication is defined. cLHotspotRealmEAPAuthNonInnerAuthEAPType object is superseded by cLHotspotEAPAuthTable. Enumeration: 'pap': 2, 'mschap': 4, 'chap': 3, 'reserved': 1, 'mschapV2': 5.

This object specifies the authentication parameters defined in the case credential authentication is chosen. It will be set to reserved if another type of EAP authentication is defined. cLHotspotRealmEAPAuthCredentialType object is superseded by cLHotspotEAPAuthTable. Enumeration: 'none': 9, 'usernamePassword': 8, 'nfc': 4, 'certificate': 7, 'usim': 3, 'hwToken': 5, 'reserved': 1, 'softoken': 6, 'sim': 2.

This object specifies the authentication parameters defined in the case tunneled EAP credential authentication is chosen. It will be set to reserved if another type of EAP authentication is defined. cLHotspotRealmEAPAuthTunneledEAPCredentialType object is superseded by cLHotspotEAPAuthTable. Enumeration: 'usernamePassword': 8, 'nfc': 4, 'certificate': 7, 'usim': 3, 'anonymous': 9, 'hwToken': 5, 'reserved': 1, 'softoken': 6, 'sim': 2.

A list of connection capabilities in the Hotspot WLAN for the most commonly used communication protocols and ports.

An entry representing the Port-Protocol configuration advertised by the ANQP server. An ANQP server can have up to 255 protocol port configurations defined.

This object specifies the IP protocol number.

This object specifies the port number.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular connection capability entry in the table.

This object specifies the protocol status. closed : The IP protocol or the associated port number is not open for communication. open : The IP protocol or the associated port number is open for communication. unknown : The IP protocol or the associated port number may or may not be open for communication. Enumeration: 'unknown': 3, 'open': 2, 'closed': 1.

A list of Operator names for a particular WLAN in a controller. Rows are added or deleted by explicit management actions initiated by the user from a network management station through the cLHotspotOperatorNameRowStatus object

An entry representing the operator name configuration for a particular WLAN. A WLAN can have up to 32 operators defined.

This object specifies the language ISO-14962-1997 encoded defined for this operator.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular Operator entry in the table.

This object specifies the name for this operator.

A list of service provider configuration of the Online-Signup (OSU) functionality of Hotspot 2.0.

An entry representing the OSU-service provider configuration for Hotspot 2.0 feature.

This object specifies the Service Provider name for this particular OSU provider.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular OSU provider entry in the table.

This object specifies the URI for this particular OSU provider.

This object specifies the NAI for this particular OSU provider. This is an optional parameter.

This object specifies the primary server method for this particular OSU provider, This is an optional parameter. none : No primary method. omaDm : Open Mobile Alliance's Device Management. soapXmlSpp : Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) with XML encoding Subscription Provisioning Protocol (SPP). Enumeration: 'soapXmlSpp': 3, 'none': 1, 'omaDm': 2.

This object specifies the secondary server method for this particular OSU provider, This is an optional parameter. none : No secondary method. omaDm : Open Mobile Alliance's Device Management. soapXmlSpp : Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) with XML encoding Subscription Provisioning Protocol (SPP). Enumeration: 'soapXmlSpp': 3, 'none': 1, 'omaDm': 2.

A list of service provider friendly name configuration of the Online-Signup (OSU) functionality of Hotspot 2.0.

An entry representing the OSU-service provider friendly name configuration for Hotspot 2.0 feature.

This object represents the language defined for this OSU friendly name.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular OSU provider friendly name entry in the table.

This object specifies the friendly name in the specified language for this particular OSU provider.

This object specifies the description for this particular OSU provider. This is an optional parameter.

A list the icon configuration for an Online-Signup provider of Hotspot 2.0.

An entry representing the OSU-service provider icon configuration for Hotspot 2.0 feature.

This object represents the icon filename for this OSU provider.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular OSU provider icon entry in the table.

A list of Hotspot 2.0 operating class indicators.

An entry representing the operating class indicator for the Hotspot 2.0 ANQP server.

This object represents the operating class identifier which indicates the group of channels in the frequency bands that are in use. The values are defined in IEEE 802.11-2016, Part 11 specifications.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular operating class in the table.

A list of operator icon configuration for Hotspot 2.0.

An entry representing the icon configuration for Hotspot 2.0 feature.

This object represents the icon filename.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular icon entry in the table.

This object represents the path where the icon file is stored on the device. The allowed values are flash and bootflash.

This object represents the MIME media type of the binary icon file formatted in accordance with RFC 4288. The value is one of the IANA MIME media types regsitered at http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/index.html.

This object represents the language code used in the icon metadata field. It is a two or three character language code selected from ISO-639. If there is no linguistic content in the icon file, the language code is set to zxx.

This object represents the width of the icon file expressed in pixels.

This object represents the height of the icon file expressed in pixels.

A list of venue names along with their localized information.

An entry describing a venue name.

This object represents the language used to describe this venue.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular venue name entry in the table.

This object represents the name of this venue in the given language.

This object represents an URL describing this venue in the given language.

A list of authentication types required when Additional Steps required for Access (ASRA) is enabled.

An entry describing an authentication type.

This object represents the type of authentication supported. termsAndCondition : Acceptance of terms and conditions. onlineEnrollment : On-line enrollment supported. httpHttpsRedirect : Http/https redirection. dnsRedirect : DNS redirection. Enumeration: 'termsAndConditions': 1, 'onlineEnrollment': 2, 'dnsRedirect': 4, 'httpHttpsRedirect': 3.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular network authentication entry in the table.

This object represents an optional redirection URL used for client web authentication.

A list of charge plans related to given hotspot access. Table advice of charge provides information on what kind of financial charges can result in the use of the SSID for each of the NAI Realm. This table may not have a charge plan entry for every anqp server present

An entry describing an single charge plan.

This object represents the type of charge provided. time : Charge plan based on time information. data : Charge plan on data volume information. timeAndData : Charge plan based on time and data volume information. unlimited : Charge plan is not limited. Enumeration: 'unlimited': 4, 'data': 2, 'timeAndData': 3, 'time': 1.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular advice of charge entry in the table.

A list of files decribing a charge plan for a given hotspot access. Plan information table defines the details of financial charges and multiple financial plans can be defined

An entry describing a charge plan for a given hotspot access.

This object specifies the name of the file on the system describing the charge plan.

This object specifies the system path of the file describing charge plan information.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular charge plan information entry in the table.

This object specifies the language ISO-14962-1997 encoded used in the charge plan file.

This object specifies the currency ISO-4217 encoded used for billing for the charge plan.

A list of NAI realms associated with given charge plan to hotspot access. NAI realm table defines NAI realms that are included in each advice of charge

An entry describing a single NAI realm associated with charge plan.

This object specifies Realm name associated with charge plan.

This object specifies the Row Status for creation and deletion of a particular NAI realm entry in the table.

A list of authentication EAP method details for a given NAI realm.

An entry representing a single EAP authentication method configuration details.

This object specifies the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) authentication type defined. innerAuthPap : Uses PAP as inner authentication type. innerAuthChap : Uses CHAP as inner authentication type. innerAuthMschap : Uses MSCHAP as inner authentication type. innerAuthMschapv2 : Uses MSCHAPv2 as inner authentication type. innerAuthEapTls : Uses EAP-TLS inner authentication type. innerAuthEapLeap : Uses EAP-LEAP inner authentication type. innerAuthEapSim : Uses EAP-SIM inner authentication type. innerAuthEapTtls : Uses EAP-TTLS inner authentication type. innerAuthEapAka : Uses EAP-AKA inner authentication type. innerAuthEapPeap : Uses EAP-PEAP inner authentication type. innerAuthEapFast : Uses EAP-FAST inner authentication type. credentialSim : Uses SIM credential authentication. credentialUsim : Uses USIM credential authentication. credentialNfc : Uses NFC credential authentication. credentialHwToken : Uses hardware token credential authentication. credentialSoftoken : Uses softoken credential authentication. credentialCertificate : Uses certificate credential authentication. credentialUsernamePassword : Uses username and password credential authentication. credentialNone : Uses no credential authentication. tunneledEapCredentialSim : Uses SIM tunneled EAP credential authentication. tunneledEapCredentialUsim : Uses USIM tunneled EAP credential authentication. tunneledEapCredentialNfc : Uses NFC tunneled EAP credential authentication. tunneledEapCredentialHwToken : Uses hardware token tunneled EAP credential authentication. tunneledEapCredentialSoftoken : Uses softoken tunneled EAP credential authentication. tunneledEapCredentialCertificate : Uses certificate tunneled EAP credential authentication. tunneledEapCredentialUsernamePassword : Uses username and password tunneled EAP credential authentication. tunneledEapCredentialAnonymous : Uses anonymous tunneled EAP credential authentication. Enumeration: 'innerAuthEapSim': 7, 'tunneledEapCredentialNfc': 22, 'innerAuthPap': 1, 'credentialUsim': 13, 'tunneledEapCredentialSim': 20, 'credentialNfc': 14, 'credentialSim': 12, 'innerAuthMschap': 3, 'innerAuthEapAka': 9, 'credentialUsernamePassword': 18, 'tunneledEapCredentialUsim': 21, 'credentialCertificate': 17, 'credentialNone': 19, 'tunneledEapCredentialUsernamePassword': 26, 'credentialHwToken': 15, 'innerAuthEapPeap': 10, 'tunneledEapCredentialHwToken': 23, 'tunneledEapCredentialAnonymous': 27, 'innerAuthChap': 2, 'innerAuthEapTls': 5, 'credentialSoftoken': 16, 'tunneledEapCredentialCertificate': 25, 'innerAuthEapFast': 11, 'innerAuthEapTtls': 8, 'tunneledEapCredentialSoftoken': 24, 'innerAuthEapLeap': 6, 'innerAuthMschapv2': 4.

This object specifies the status column for a conceptual row in this table. All writable objects in this row may be modified when the row is active.

The compliance statement for the SNMP entities that implement the ciscoWirelessHotspotMIB module.

This object specifies the compliance statement for the SNMP entities that implement the ciscoWirelessHotspotMIB module.

This collection of objects represents the Hotspot ANQP server attributes. ciscoWirelessHotspotConfigGroup1 object is superseded by ciscoWirelessHotspotConfigGroup3.

This collection of objects represents the Hotspot icon attributes.

This collection of objects represents the Hotspot ANQP server attributes.