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ProSafe 20-AP Wireless Controller WC7520 Reference Manual
The Network Access Point screen lets you monitor all managed access points in the network.
Table 38 explains the fields of the Access Point table on the Network Access Point screen.
Table 38. Network Access Point Information
Setting
Select
Name
Location
Status
MAC
IP
Model
Building
Floor
2.4 GHz Channel
5 GHz Channel
Uptime
Controller IP
To see details about an access point, select its corresponding radio button in the Select
column of the Access Point table, and then click the Details button to display the AP Details
screen. (Because of its seize, this screen is shown in two figures:
To close the AP Details screen, click OK.
Description
The radio button that lets you select the access point. When you click the Details
button, the corresponding AP Details screen displays (see
and Figure 88, on page 129).
The name of the access point (see
The location of the access point (see
page 51).
The status of the access point (Healthy or Down).
The MAC address of the access point.
The IP address of the access point.
The model of the access point (WNAP210 or WNDAP350).
The building to which you assigned the access point (see
Information on page 51).
The floor to which you assigned the access point (see
Information on page 51).
The configured 2.4 GHz channel on the access point. This information can change
after initial configuration of the access point because of automatic channel
allocation.
The configured 5 GHz channel on the access point. This information can change
after initial configuration of the access point because of automatic channel
allocation.
The period since the access point was last restarted.
The IP address of the wireless controller that manages the access point.
Chapter 11: Monitoring the Wireless Network and Components
Figure 87
Editing Access Point Information
Editing Access Point Information
Editing Access Point
Editing Access Point
Figure 87
on page 129
on page 51).
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