The HPE OfficeConnect Solution requires you to connect your HPE OfficeConnect OC20 to the network. HPE OfficeConnect OC20 is a dual-radio, IEEE 802.11ac-capable wireless access point. This access point supports 802.11ac and legacy 802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, and 802.11n wireless devices.

To provision your network, follow these steps:

Table 1: LED Patterns

LED pattern		Conditions
	LED1 – Off LED2 – Off	No power to the AP from either the Power over Ethernet (PoE) or power supply unit (PSU).
	LED1 – Blinking Green LED2 – Off	AP is booting.
	LED 1 – Solid Green LED 2 – Off	AP finished booting, but is not configured yet, and is broadcasting the unconfigured SSID.
	LED1 – Blinking Red LED2 – Off	AP failed to get an IP address from the network.
	LED1 – Solid Red LED2 – Off	Boot failure.
	LED1 – Blinking Green LED2 – Blinking Green (LED1 and LED2 blinking simultaneously)	AP is trying to join a cluster.
	LED1 – Blinking Green LED2 – Blinking Amber (LED1 and LED2 alternate)	AP or cluster is being configured through the initial setup. It also indicates that the AP locator function is on.
	LED1 – Solid Green LED2 – Solid Green	AP joined the cluster and is configured, operational and offering network services.
	LED1 – Solid Green LED2 – Blinking Amber	AP cannot reach the Internet.
	LED1 – Blinking Red LED2 – Blinking Amber (LED1 and LED2 alternate)	AP is not authorized to join the cluster.

The following figure illustrates the HPE OfficeConnect OC20 provisioning procedure:

Figure 1  HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal Provisioning Example

To revoke your ownership of an HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal site, follow these steps:

In the web application

NOTE: This option is only available when a secondary administrator account is configured on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal site.

1.

Select Settings from the advanced drop-down menu on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal header. The Settings page opens.

2.

From the Settings page, click Administration to go to the Administration page.

3.

Under Your account > Email > For this Portal site only, you can also, click Revoke your ownership. The Revoke Your Ownership page opens.

4.

Click Revoke your ownership to remove your account from the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal site.

After your account is removed, you are logged out of the site and redirected to the Sign out page. A confirmation message is displayed, stating that your account has been revoked successfully. If you manage other HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal sites, you can click Sign in again to access another site.

In the mobile app

NOTE: This option is only available when a secondary administrator account is configured on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal site.

1.

Tap the advanced menu () icon on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home screen.

2.

Select Settings to open the Settings screen.

3.

From the Settings screen, tap Administration to open the Administration screen.

4.

Tap the advanced menu () icon on the Administration screen, and then select Revoke your ownership. The Revoke Your Ownership screen opens.

5.

Tap Revoke your ownership to remove your account from the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal site.

After your account is removed, you are logged out of the site and redirected to the Sign out page. A confirmation message is displayed, stating that your account has been revoked successfully. If you manage other HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal sites, you can click Sign in again to access another site.

HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal allows you to transfer ownership from one administrator account to another. To transfer ownership of an HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal site to another administrator account, follow these steps:

In the web application

6.

From the Settings page, click Administration to go to the Administration page.

7.

Under Your Account > Email > For this Portal site only, you can also, click Transfer your ownership. The Transfer Your Ownership page opens.

8.

Enter the new email ID under Email.

9.

(Optional) If you are transferring ownership of the site to a brand new administrator account, the New account password field appears. Enter a password for the new account.

10.

Click Transfer your ownership to transfer ownership of the site to the new administrator account.

After your account is removed, you are logged out of the site. A confirmation message is displayed, stating that ownership has been transferred successfully.

In the mobile app

1.

Tap the advanced menu () icon on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home screen.

2.

Select Settings to open the Settings screen.

3.

From the Settings screen, tap Administration to open the Administration screen.

4.

Tap the advanced menu () icon on the Administration screen, and then select Transfer your ownership. The Transfer Your Ownership screen opens.

5.

Enter the new email ID under Email.

6.

(Optional) If you are transferring ownership of the site to a brand new administrator account, the New account password field appears. Enter a password for the new account.

7.

Click Transfer your ownership to transfer ownership of the site to the new administrator account.

After your account is removed, you are logged out of the site. A confirmation message is displayed, stating that ownership has been transferred successfully.

To create a guest network, follow these steps:

1.

In the Networks page, click the green arrow () icon to configure a guest network.

2.

Set the toggle switch to Active () in the Guest Network Details page.

To modify the name of the main network in the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal mobile app, follow these steps:

To configure Facebook Wi-Fi service on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal mobile app or web application, follow these steps:

In the mobile app

1.

Click Networks from the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home page.

Figure 2  Guest Network Details

2.

Select the active Guest Network connections.

3.

Under Secured Using, select the No Security tab.

4.

Click the information () icon to Use Facebook Wi-Fi. A pop-up box will appear on the screen requesting you to switch to the web application to configure Facebook Wi-Fi.

In the web application

1.

Click Networks from the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home page.

2.

Select one of the active Guest Network connections.

3.

Under the Identification page, ensure that the No Security tab is selected for security.

4.

Click the Facebook Wi-Fi toggle switch to turn it on ().

NOTE: The Facebook Wi-Fi setting will appear on the screen only when the No Security option is selected.

5.

Some additional configuration is required when the Facebook Wi-Fi option is enabled for the first time. A pop-up box will appear on the page.

6.

Click Configure. The Facebook Wi-Fi ID is generated and stored in the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal site.

7.

A new browser window opens up with a page for the Facebook Wi-Fi configuration.

To create a network access schedule, follow these steps:

Web content not appropriate for the workplace? Or online gaming and video streaming taking up too much bandwidth? Control the types of applications and websites that can be accessed on your network through the Applications Details page or Network Details page in the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal application.

Applications Details Page

To restrict or allow certain types of applications and websites on your network, follow these steps:

1.

Click Applications on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home page. The Applications page opens.

2.

Select an application category from the Applications list. The Applications Details page for the selected application category opens.

3.

Under Restrict this application for, click the network toggle switch(es) to restrict or allow application access for the selected network(s).

When the network toggle switch is turned off (), the application category is restricted on the network.

When the network toggle switch is turned on (), the application category is allowed on the network.

Network Details Page

To restrict or allow certain types of applications and websites on your network, follow these steps:

1.

Click Networks on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home page. The Networks page opens.

2.

Select a network from the Networks list. The Main Network Details page or Guest Network Details page opens.

In the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal web application, click the Applications tab.

In the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal mobile app, click Add or modify application restrictions. The Restrict Applications page opens.

3.

Click the application category toggle switch(es) to restrict or allow access to the selected application(s) ().

When the application category toggle switch is turned off (), the application category is restricted on the network.

When the application category toggle switch is turned on (), the application category is allowed on the network.

The Client Details page provides additional information about the clients in your network.

To view the Client Details page for a specific client, follow these steps:

See Viewing details of active clients for more details on the information that is available on the Client Details page.

You can view the application usage information for a specific client in your network by selecting a client from the Clients list. See Viewing application information for details on the type of application usage information that is displayed.

In the web application

To view application information for a specific client in the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal web application, follow these steps:

1.

Click Clients on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home page. The Clients page opens.

2.

Select a client from the Clients list to open the Client Details page. The Applications chart for the selected client is displayed directly on the Client Details page.

In the mobile app

To view application information for a specific client in the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal mobile app, follow these steps:

1.

Tap Clients on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home screen. The Clients screen opens.

2.

Select a client from the Clients list to open the Client Details screen.

3.

Tap the donut chart preceding Transferred to open the Applications chart for the selected client.

When an AP is deployed into the network, it joins an HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal site, which is a group of APs that are configured and managed from a single location. Upon joining the site, the AP automatically syncs its HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal software image with the software image version configured on the site. Each time the software image is updated on the site, all APs in the site are upgraded to the new software image version.

HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal sites perform automatic image checks on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal image server every day at midnight (local time). If a new version of the software image is detected on the image server, the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal automatically downloads and saves the software image to your system so that it is readily available whenever you decide to upgrade your firmware. When a new firmware is available, an Update Available notification appears on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home page and the Alerts page. If your network loses connectivity and fails to perform an image check, the site will resume its daily image checks after the network comes back up.

Before you begin, make sure the New Software is Available alert is enabled on your device so that you are always notified when a new version of the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal software image is available.

To update to the latest version of the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal software image, follow these steps:

Figure 3  ‘New Software is Available’ Alert in the Mobile App

To enable or disable alerts for registered mobile devices, follow these steps :

1.

Click the Alert () icon in the title bar of the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal home page.

The Alert () icon appears on the title bar of the mobile app or web application when there is a pending alert. The number of alerts in the system is displayed as a colored badge on top of the alert icon. The color of the badge determines the severity of the alert present in the system. When there are no alerts present in the system or all the alerts have been acknowledged, the Alert icon will not appear in any of the title bars on the app or the application.

To view the Alert history, follow these steps:

When there are multiple active alerts received by the application, the summary box in the System Health page displays the active alerts with the highest severity in the system along with their color codes. For example: Major active alert takes the highest priority and is displayed in a red summary box.

To acknowledge the alerts, follow these steps:

The Extend Network page provides instructions on how to extend your network by adding more devices.

To extend your network, follow these steps:

2.

Click on the () icon on the title bar of the Inventory page. The Extend Network page is displayed.

On the Access Point Details Page, a rectangular bar appears below the Access point name when an alert is triggered. The color of the rectangular alert bar will appear according to the alert type. In this case, a major alert has been raised for this device.

Click Show details. You will be directed to the Alert Details page which provides more information about the unusual activity.

NOTE: The Advanced menu does not appear on the title bar when the status is down.

Figure 4  Access Point Details

To remove the access point from the inventory, follow these steps:

To view the Switch Details, follow these steps:

On the Switch Details page, a rectangular bar appears below the Switch when an alert is triggered.

To remove the switch from the inventory, follow these steps:

To enable notifications for alerts, follow these steps:

In the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal web application, select Settings from the advanced drop-down menu on the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal header. The Settings page opens. From the Settings page, click Notifications to open the Notifications page.

In the HPE OfficeConnect Wi-Fi Portal mobile app, tap the advanced menu () icon, and then select Settings to open the Settings screen. From the Settings screen, tap Notifications to open the Notifications screen.

2.

There are 2 types of alert notifications. By default, the App notifications are enabled and the Email notifications are disabled. Ensure that the respective toggle switch is set to enabled () for the App notifications and Email, if you wish to receive both notification types.

App notifications—The mobile app sends a notification regarding the alert triggered by the system based on the notification settings in the registered device.

Email—An email notification regarding the alert is sent to the registered email account of the user.

3.

Click the notification toggle switch(es) to enable () or disable () the alerts you want to be notified about. This applies to both App and Email notifications.

NOTE: By default, App notifications for all four alert types are enabled.

The troubleshooting assistant can be invoked from the Alert Details page:

Figure 5  Troubleshooting Assistant Page