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{ Channel—Channel number being used by the neighboring device.
{ Signal (dBm)—Strength of the radio signal.
{ Noise (dBm)—Amount of radio interference (noise) in the radio signal path.
{ SNR (dB)—Signal-to-noise ratio, in decibels.
{ Security—Type of security used for the WLAN:
− None
− WEP
− WPA
− WPA or WPA2
− WPA2
Local Mesh Neighborhood tab
{ Seen By—Name of the AP that discovered the neighboring device.
{ Neighbor—Neighboring device name, if known; otherwise, it is the device MAC address.
{ Serial Number—Serial number of the neighboring device.
{ Mesh ID—Mesh ID of the AP. Mesh IDs are unique numbers that identify a series of APs that
can connect to form a local mesh.
{ Radio Index—Radio being used by the AP.
{ Channel—Channel being used by the AP.
{ Mode—Whether the AP is operating as a master, slave, or alternate master.
{ Availability—Whether the AP is available to establish a link.
{ Encryption—Type of encryption.
{ Signal (dBm)—Strength of the remote radio signals, in dBm.
{ Noise (dBm)—Amount of radio interference (noise), in dBm, in the radio signal path.
{ SNR (dB)—Relative strength of the remote radio signals versus the radio interference (noise),
in dBm, in the radio signal path. In most environments, SNR is a good indicator of the
quality of the radio link between the local and remote APs. A higher SNR value means a
better quality radio link.
Local Mesh Link tab
{ Profile—Name of the local mesh profile.
{ Link Is On—Corresponding radio where the local mesh link is located.
{ Status—Up or Down.
{ Idle Time—Amount of time the link has been in the idle state.
{ Tx Rate (Mbps)—Transfer rate for the corresponding local mesh link.
{ Signal (dBm)—Signal strength at which the local mesh link transmits.
{ Noise (dBm)—Amount of radio interference (noise) in the radio signal path.
{ SNR (dB)—Relative strength of the remote radio signals versus the radio interference (noise)
in the radio signal path. In most environments, SNR is a good indicator for the quality of the
radio link between the local and remote nodes. A higher SNR value means a better quality
radio link.
{ Authorized—Whether the remote node has authorized the local node.
{ Tx Packets (Packets)—Number of packets sent by the AP over the local mesh link.
- Preface 3
- Obtaining documentation 5
- Technical support 5
- Documentation feedback 5
- Content 6
- Fast WLAN deployment 24
- Wireless resource management 24
- Wireless service alarming 25
- View management 25
- Wireless topology management 26
- Automatic network planning 27
- RF management 27
- Spectrum guard management 27
- Wireless location management 28
- Energy policy management 28
- Wireless service report 29
- Configuration management 29
- WSM installation 30
- WSM licenses 30
- HP IMC licenses 31
- During the trial period 32
- After the trial period 33
- NOTE: 34
- 2 WSM home page widgets 35
- AP Bandwidth – Today 36
- AP Model 36
- Reasons for Assoc. Failures 37
- Client Distribution 37
- Channel List 38
- Radio Type List 39
- Interference Detection Count 42
- Rogue AP And Rogue Client 43
- SSID Rate Trend Graph 43
- BottomN Channel Quality APs 45
- TopN AP Traffic – Today 45
- TopN APs by Assoc. Failures 46
- TopN APs by Clients 47
- TopN Locations by Clients 48
- TopN SSIDs by Clients 49
- Client Count – Today 49
- AP Threat Level Statistics 50
- Detection Information 51
- Wireless Alarm 53
- WLAN List 54
- 3 WLAN overview 55
- Resource Statistics 56
- Fit AP resource statistics 57
- Fat AP resource statistics 57
- Total Clients 58
- Total Clients by client type 59
- Total Clients by vendor 59
- Client Count 60
- Viewing the TopN clients 61
- Fit AP Model 62
- AP Bandwidth 63
- Unrecovered Wireless Alarms 65
- Rogue AP and Rogue Client 66
- Clients-By Radio Type 67
- 4 Fast WLAN deployment 68
- Configuring a RADIUS policy 69
- Configuring a domain 70
- Modifying a domain 71
- Deleting a domain 71
- Configuring fit AP groups 76
- Configuring group parameters 79
- Querying fit APs in a group 81
- Adding fit APs to a group 82
- Configuring WLANs 83
- Viewing WLANs on an AC 84
- Viewing the WLAN details 85
- 1Table 4 87
- Viewing the AC list 102
- Synchronizing ACs 103
- Querying ACs 103
- Configuring a radio policy 107
- Viewing radio policy details 109
- Adding a radio policy 109
- Express method 110
- Modifying a radio policy 111
- Deleting a radio policy 114
- Configuring a service policy 121
- Adding a service policy 124
- Normal method 125
- Modifying a service policy 127
- Deleting a service policy 131
- Viewing the online clients 132
- Viewing MP policies of an AC 132
- { Traffic Statistics 134
- { Rate Statistics 134
- { Rate Details 134
- Configuring WLAN RRM 140
- Configuring 802.11 rates 145
- Managing AC groups 146
- Viewing the AC group list 147
- Viewing the AC group details 147
- Adding an AC group 148
- Modifying an AC group 148
- Deleting an AC group 149
- Adding ACs to an AC group 150
- Managing policy templates 151
- General management functions 158
- Managing groups of an AC 162
- Adding a group 163
- Modifying a group 164
- Deleting a group 164
- Managing APs in a group 165
- Querying APs 166
- Adding an AP to a group 167
- Removing an AP from a group 167
- Managing WLANs of an AC 168
- { SSID—SSID of the WLAN 169
- Adding a WLAN 170
- Modifying a WLAN 171
- Binding a WLAN to groups 171
- Deleting a WLAN 172
- Batch deleting groups 175
- Batch configuring WLANs 176
- Batch modifying WLANs 178
- Batch deleting WLANs 178
- Batch configuring radios 179
- { AP Label—Label of the AP 180
- { Radio ID—ID of the radio 180
- 8 Managing Aruba ACs 181
- Configuring an AP group 182
- Adding an AP group 183
- Binding or unbinding a WLAN 183
- Querying fit APs 185
- Configuring a WLAN 187
- Viewing the fat AP list 193
- Querying fat APs 195
- Configuring WLANs in batches 197
- Managing WLANs 206
- Synchronizing fat APs 213
- Exporting fat APs 213
- 4 Mb/s 250 218
- Traceroute 222
- Exporting all fat APs 253
- Configuring MCS 258
- Viewing the fit AP list 262
- Synchronizing fit APs 269
- Exporting all fit APs 269
- 10 Gb/s 2 273
- 100 Gb/s 0 273
- Managing fit AP templates 281
- Adding a fit AP template 283
- Importing a fit AP template 284
- Restarting a fit AP 287
- Managing engineered fit APs 298
- Querying engineered fit APs 299
- Switching fit APs 300
- 13 Managing Cisco fit APs 304
- Exporting fit APs 305
- Modifying radio parameters 307
- Viewing online clients 308
- 14 Managing Aruba fit APs 309
- Exporting all APs 312
- 15 Managing clients 313
- Customizing the client list 316
- Querying clients 316
- Exporting clients 320
- Modifying client information 320
- Locating a client 321
- Locating a client to map 321
- { Custom 324
- { Online Data Statistics 324
- { Online Data Details 325
- Viewing client roaming track 328
- Querying client information 329
- Adding client information 330
- Importing client information 330
- Deleting client information 331
- Locking clients 332
- Unlocking clients 332
- Troubleshooting 333
- Starting troubleshooting 334
- RF ping 341
- 16 Managing radios 342
- Querying radios 343
- Modifying radio settings 344
- 17 Managing WLANs 346
- Querying WLANs 347
- Modifying WLANs in batches 349
- Deleting WLANs 354
- 18 Managing AP access ports 355
- Querying fit AP access ports 357
- Managing fat AP access ports 358
- Querying fat AP access ports 360
- Real-time monitoring in WSM 379
- 21 Managing wireless views 382
- Querying location views 383
- Adding a location view 384
- Modifying a location view 385
- Deleting a location view 385
- Adding a sub-location view 386
- Deleting a sub-location view 387
- Open Web Manager 392
- Viewing a location topology 393
- { Click Browse 397
- Managing GIS view 404
- Viewing the position details 405
- Adding a position 405
- Modifying a position 406
- Deleting a position 406
- Saving the default position 406
- Wireless device topology 408
- Location view topology 413
- IDS feature overview 419
- Querying detect fit APs 423
- Exporting authorized APs 424
- Importing authorized APs 424
- { AC—Label of the AC 425
- Managing rogue APs 427
- Displaying the rogue AP list 428
- Querying rogue APs 428
- { Result—Operation result 431
- Locating a rogue AP 432
- Managing rogue clients 434
- Querying rogue clients 435
- Locating a rogue client 439
- 24 Configuring WLAN IPS 441
- WIPS networking 442
- Basic WIPS configurations 443
- Adding a trusted MAC address 445
- Querying OUIs 453
- Configuring the function set 454
- Configuring sensors 455
- Querying sensors 457
- Adding a sensor 457
- Deleting sensors 458
- Querying signature policies 469
- Adding a signature policy 469
- Modifying a signature policy 470
- Deleting signature policies 471
- Querying signature rules 473
- Adding a signature rule 474
- Modifying a signature rule 476
- Deleting signature rules 477
- Viewing the sub rule list 477
- Viewing sub rule details 478
- Querying sub rules 479
- Adding a sub rule 479
- Modifying a sub rule 480
- Deleting sub rules 480
- Detected channel list 488
- Trusted address list 490
- Querying trusted addresses 491
- Alarm-ignored address list 492
- Blocked address list 494
- Querying blocked addresses 495
- Countermeasures address list 496
- Detected APs 498
- Viewing the detected AP list 500
- Synchronizing detected APs 501
- Querying detected APs 501
- Detected client list 504
- Querying detected clients 506
- Detected SSIDs 509
- Querying detected SSIDs 510
- Security event 512
- Querying security events 513
- Deleting security events 513
- Adding a background picture 515
- Setting a scale 516
- Drawing obstacles 516
- Modifying an obstacle 517
- Deleting an obstacle 517
- Deploying virtual APs 519
- Deleting a virtual AP 520
- Deleting all virtual APs 520
- AP calculator 521
- 26 Managing RFs 522
- Setting colors 528
- Setting the color for a rate 529
- 27 Managing spectrum guard 531
- Configuring radios 533
- Locating an interference 538
- Viewing interference history 539
- Managing AP channel quality 540
- Querying AP channel quality 541
- 6. Click Close 548
- Overview 549
- Terminology 550
- Configuring a location view 551
- MU locating 552
- Managing sampling points 554
- Fast sampling 556
- Moving sampling 556
- Managing MU locating regions 557
- Locating clients 558
- Tracking a client 559
- Managing monitoring clients 565
- Saving a sampling point 568
- Sampling 568
- Locating iNode clients 569
- Tracking an iNode client 570
- X-Share locating 574
- Locating a wireless client 576
- GIS locating 578
- Locating an online client 579
- Querying energy policies 581
- Adding an energy policy 583
- Modifying an energy policy 587
- Deleting energy policies 587
- Suspending energy policies 587
- 30 Managing mesh networks 590
- Managing mesh profiles 591
- Viewing mesh profile details 593
- Adding a mesh profile 593
- Modifying a mesh profile 594
- Deleting a mesh profile 594
- Binding a mesh profile 595
- Unbinding a mesh profile 596
- Managing MP policies 597
- Viewing MP policy details 599
- Adding an MP policy 600
- Modifying an MP policy 602
- Deleting an MP policy 602
- Binding an MP policy 602
- Managing mesh interfaces 604
- Querying mesh interfaces 605
- Adding a mesh interface 606
- Deleting mesh interfaces 607
- Mesh topology 609
- Querying evaluation tasks 614
- Adding an evaluation task 616
- Modifying an evaluation task 616
- Deleting an evaluation task 617
- Resuming an evaluation task 617
- Setting global thresholds 618
- Managing evaluation reports 622
- Selecting evaluation objects 623
- { Parameter Settings 624
- Viewing an evaluation report 626
- Querying evaluated APs 630
- Querying evaluated radios 636
- Querying evaluated channels 638
- 32 Wireless service reports 640
- AP association detail report 643
- AP traffic summary report 647
- AP traffic detail report 649
- AP speed report 650
- AP offline summary report 652
- AP logoff detail report 654
- Radio error report 655
- Radio traffic report 656
- Radio speed report 657
- Radio resource usage report 658
- Rogue AP history report 659
- Rogue AP report 660
- Rogue client history report 661
- Rogue client report 662
- Client summary report 665
- Client detail report 666
- Busy AP statistics report 669
- Idle AP statistics report 670
- Worst AP statistics report 672
- AP statistics report 674
- AP statistics report fields: 675
- SSID statistics report 676
- Scheduled reports 681
- Viewing a scheduled report 682
- AC statistics report 683
- { Configure groups 718
- { Configure WLANs 718
- { Configure radios 718
- Managing fit AP groups 719
- Managing AP models 719
- Querying AP models 720
- Viewing the AP model details 721
- Adding an AP model 721
- Modifying an AP model 722
- Deleting an AP model 723
- Managing antenna models 724
- Querying antenna models 725
- Setting alarm thresholds 727
- Configuring UAM parameters 728
- Querying vendors 729
- Adding a vendor 729
- Modifying a vendor 730
- Deleting a vendor 730
- Managing endpoint types 731
- Adding an endpoint type 732
- Modify an endpoint type 732
- Managing OSs 733
- Querying OSs 734
- Adding an OS 734
- Modify an OS 734
- Deleting an OS 735
- 34 Managing fit AP groups 736
- Adding a fit AP group 737
- Modifying a fit AP group 738
- Deleting a fit AP group 738
- Managing operator privileges 740
- Configuration procedure 741
- 36 Acronyms and terms 745
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