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50 Planning and Managing Your Wireless Network with WMS
WMS uses a database to collect and store client, RF, and other system dynamic data, such as statistics, status, events, and
traps. You can generate reports from the monitoring and configuration data collected in the database. A report can have
a selectable scope and a selectable time period and in some cases, query filter parameters. See
description of the reports you can generate in WMS.
Report
Configuration Reports
Inventory Report
Mobility domain configuration
WLAN—Security Switch (WSS) Configuration Provides details on a WSS configuration.
Client Monitoring Reports
Client Session Summary
Client Session Details
Client Errors
RF Reports
Wireless Network Usage
RF Summary
Radio Details
Traffic Reports
Traffic
Rogue Reports
Rogue Details
Rogue Summary
RF Planning Reports
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Table 2: WMS Reports
Description
Provides information about the WSSs and APs
in your network.
Provides a configuration overview, providing
data that spans multiple WSSs. For example, it
contains information about the AAA/RADIUS
setup, SSIDs, and where they are configured.
Displays summary data for sessions in the
selected scope.
Displays detailed session information.
Provides data on client-related health in the
network over time; for example, if there is a
large number of association failures in some
area of the network.
Provides information about network resource
usage and client activity.
Provides information about overall network
health using selected radio statistics. It can be
used to compare RF environments across the
network and isolate potential problem areas.
Provides a detailed set of statistical information
for each radio in the selected AP.
Provides details about the throughput rate and
types of packets passing through the network.
Provides current and historical information for a
selected rogue.
Provides information for all visible rogues for a
selected time.
Table 2 for a listing and