Using Quickview To Assess Rf Environments; Viewing A Wireless User's Rf Environment - Dell PowerConnect W-Airwave User Manual

Using QuickView to Assess RF Environments

QuickView has four distinct views or entry points: client view, access point view, floor plan view, and network,
campus, and building view.
This section contains the following corresponding topics:
"Viewing a Wireless User's RF Environment" on page 26
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"Viewing an AP's Wireless RF Environment" on page 27
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"Viewing a Floor Plan's RF Environment" on page 28
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"Viewing a Network, Campus, Building View's RF Environment" on page 30
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Viewing a Wireless User's RF Environment

1. Navigate to the Users tab in AMP.
2. Click the link under the Location column for the user of interest, as shown in
of that location opens and indicates the client with a Username label, as shown in
Figure 19 Link to user's thumbnail (the Location column)
Figure 20 QuickView
You can also access this information from the Users > User Detail page by selecting the QuickView thumbnail,
located next to the Current Association section of this page as shown in
Figure 21 QuickView thumbnail in Users > User Detail
This view is focused on the wireless user enabling you quick resolution of a user's issues and therefore disables
most RF objects by default.
Users - only the user in focus is displayed
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APs - only the access point in which the focus client is associated with is displayed
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Radios - the heatmap represents only the radio to which the client in focus is associated
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Rogues - all rogues are off
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26 | Setting Up and Tuning VisualRF
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Figure 21:
Dell PowerConnect W AirWave 7.2 | VisualRF User Guide
19. A QuickView window
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