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WLAN

The Network

Tocco has an internal WLAN consisting of seven UniFi APs [1], six of them in use.

Type	Location	IP	Status
UniFi AC HD	2nd floor Administration	10.27.254.91	unused
UniFi AC HD	2nd floor PL Büro	10.27.254.12	in use
UniFi AC HD	2nd floor BS	10.27.254.4	in use
UniFi AC HD	2nd floor Sales Büro	10.27.254.9	in use
UniFi AC HD	1st floor Sitzungszimmer	10.27.254.90	in use
UniFi AC HD	1st floor Dev / DevOps	10.27.254.6	in use
UniFi AC HD	1st floor Glasraum	10.27.254.88	in use

Two wireless networks are available for end users:

tocco
tocco-guests

Hint

Printing is only available while connected to the tocco network.

Access the Control Software

The network and the APs are managed via the UniFi web interface. UniFi was originally hosted on Host03A as a VM. It now runs on a physical device (UniFi Cloud Key Gen2 Plus) in the office on the first floor:

Location:: DevOps-Office, inside the rack, underneath the switch
IP:: 10.27.254.87
Credentials:: Bitwarden or Ansible Vault

To set up the device, see the official documentation.

Open a browser and navigate to https://10.27.254.87. The credentials are stored in Bitwarden or in the Ansible Vault. See secrets.yml.
The UniFi control panel will open.

UniFi Control Panel

The control panel has a very intuitive design, but there are two basic interfaces that we need in order to configure and maintain the WLANs.

The panel for devices. Here you can manage all the APs (update, restart).

The device panel with all adopted APs.
The panel for WLANs. You can find it in the settings tooltip. Just click the button named WiFi. The panel then opens and shows all available WLANs. After a reset of the APs, the WLANs have to be configured as shown below.

Wireless network settings.
Change the guest WLAN password from time to time, and remember to update the corresponding Bitwarden entry as well.

Changing the guest WLAN password.

Footnotes