Deploying Wms Offload; Overview Of Wms Offload In Airwave - Dell PowerConnect W-AirWave 7.6 User Manual

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Default Credential Compliance for PCI Requirements
4. Select Save.
5. To view and monitor PCI auditing on the network, use generated or daily reports. See
Emailing Reports. In addition, you can view the real-time PCI auditing of any given device online. Perform these
steps:
a. Go to the APs/Devices > List page.
b. Select a specific device. The Monitor page for that device displays. The APs/Devices page also displays a
Compliance subtab in the menu bar.
c. Select Compliance to view complete PCI compliance auditing for that specific device.

Deploying WMS Offload

Overview of WMS Offload in AirWave

This section describes the Dell PowerConnect W-Series Wireless LAN Management Server (WMS) offload
infrastructure. WMS Offload is supported with the following two requirements:
ArubaOS Version 2.5.4 or later
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AirWave Version 6.0 or later
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The Dell PowerConnect W WMS feature is an enterprise-level hardware device and server architecture with
managing software for security and network policy. There are three primary components of the WMS deployment:
Air Monitor AP devices establish and monitor RF activity on the network.
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The WMS server manages devices and network activity to include rogue AP detection and enforcement of
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network policy.
The AirWave graphical user interface (GUI) allows users to access and use the WMS functionality.
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WMS Offload is the ability to place the burden of the WMS server data and GUI functions on AirWave. WMS
master controllers provide this data so that AirWave can support rigorous network monitoring capabilities.
Refer to:
"General Configuration Tasks Supporting WMS Offload in AirWave" on page 58
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"Additional Information Supporting WMS Offload" on page 58
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