Rogue Access Points; Wireless Stations; Network Info - NETGEAR WMS5316 - ProSafe 16-AP Wireless Management System Reference Manual

ProSafe 16 AP Wireless Management System WMS5316 Reference Manual
• Major: Number of managed access points whose configuration differs from the one that set on
the Wireless Management System. This is most likely due to an access point running old
firmware or because the Wireless Management System did configuration changes Wireless
Management System when the access point was down or offline.
• Healthy: Managed access points running properly.

Rogue Access Points

This section displays the count of rogue or neighboring access points discovered by managed
access points.
• Rogue AP current: The number of unique rogue or neighboring access point bssid which can
be observed now.
• Rogue AP count 24hrs: The number of unique rogue or neighboring access point bssid
observed over the last 24 hours.

Wireless Stations

This section displays the count of the wireless stations currently associated with managed access
points.
• open: Wireless stations connected to managed access points using security profiles configured
with open mode.
• wep: Wireless stations connected to managed access points using security profiles configured
with WEP.
• wpa: Wireless stations connected to managed access points using security profiles configured
with WPA security.
• wpa2: Wireless stations connected to managed access points using security profiles
configured with WPA2 security.

Network Info

This section displays Wireless Management System Information.
• Last Channel Allocation Run: When the last automatic channel allocation was performed.
• Last Configuration Change: When the last configuration change was done on the Wireless
Management System.
• Last WMS5316 Reboot: The last time the Wireless Management System was rebooted.
• Last Admin Login: The last time the admin user logged in.
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