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4. Refer to the Violation Parameters field to define threshold values that trigger an alarm:
Violation Type Displays the name of the violation for which threshold values are set in the client, radio and switch columns.
Trigger Against (Auth, Displays what conditions will trigger the violation parameter against Authorized APs, Unauthorized APs and
Unauth, Ignore) Ignored APs. If a violation is triggered by an AP type it will display with a green check box. If it is not triggered
on an AP type it will display with a red X.
Threshold Values for Set the client threshold value for each violation type. If exceeded, the client will be filtered and displayed
Mobile Unit within the Filtered Clients screen.
Threshold Values for Set the radio threshold value for each violation type. If exceeded, the radio will be filtered and displayed within
Radio the Filtered Radios screen.
Time to Filter Set the Time to Filter interval (in seconds) the switch uses to filter out Clients defined as committing a
violation. Refer to Viewing Filtered Clients on page 6-342 to review the contents of the Clients that have been
filtered thus far.
CAUTION
Setting client threshold values too low can jeopardize client performance or break the client's
connection.
NOTE
Setting a violation parameter to 0 will disable that option.
5. When using the Frames with known bad ESSIDs violation parameter it is necessary to enter a
NOTE
If using the Frames with known bad ESSIDs violation parameter if no ESSIDs are entered in the Bad
Essid Config dialogue, this parameter will not function.
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list of known bad ESSIDs for the violation parameter. To enter this information, select Frames
with known bad ESSIDs and then click the Bad Essid Config button to launch a dialogue box
where bad ESSIDs can be added and removed.
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