NETGEAR WAX220 User Manual page 101

Essentials WiFi 6 AX4200 Dual Band Multi-Gig Access Point Model WAX220
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3. Enter the AP login password and click the LOGIN button.
The AP login password is the one that you specified the first time you logged in to
the AP. The password is case-sensitive.
The Dashboard page displays.
4. Select Resource Usage.
The page that displays shows the CPU load, that is, by default, the Load tab is
selected.
The page displays the current, average, and peak CPU traffic load, each of which is
expressed in a percentage, is updated every three seconds, and covers a maximum
period of three minutes.
5. Select the Traffic tab.
The page displays a tab for each active user WiFi network and for the LAN.
If only one user WiFi network is active, the traffic information for the network displays
(see the information in the next step).
6. To display the traffic information for a user WiFi network, select the tab for the
network.
The page displays traffic information for the network.
For each radio band (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), a graph displays the traffic load, which is
updated every three seconds and covers a maximum period of three minutes.
For each radio band, the page also displays the current inbound and outbound
traffic loads, the average inbound and outbound traffic loads, and the peak inbound
and outbound traffic loads, each of which is expressed in kilobytes per second (KB/s),
is updated every three seconds, and covers a maximum period of three minutes.
7. To display the traffic information for the wired connection, select the LAN tab.
The page displays traffic information for the LAN/PoE+ port, including the current
inbound and outbound traffic loads, the average inbound and outbound traffic loads,
and the peak inbound and outbound traffic loads, each of which is expressed in
kilobytes per second (KB/s), is updated every three seconds, and covers a maximum
period of three minutes.
Monitor the AP and its Network
Connections
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