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Field
Status
Table 7-11. Buttons on the ASSOCIATED CLIENTS STATUS Page
Button
Disassociate
View Details
View Neighbor Status
View Distributed Tunneling Status
View SSID Details
View VAP Details
Viewing Status and Statistics
Indicates whether the client is associated and/or authenticated. The valid values are:
Associated = client is currently associated to the managed access point.
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Authenticated = client is currently associated and authenticated to the managed access point.
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Disassociated = client has disassociated from the managed access point. If the client does not
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roam to another managed access point within the client roam timeout, it is deleted.
Disassociates the client from the managed access point.
For each client associated with an access point that the wireless controller manages, you can
view detailed status information about the client and its association with the access point.
Shows information about access points that the client detects. The information on this page can
help you determine the managed access point an associated client might use for roaming.
Shows information about access points that the client detects. The tunnelling mode is used to
support L3 roaming for wireless clients without forwarding any data traffic to the wireless
controller.
Each managed access point can be from different networks that each have a unique SSID.
Although several wireless clients might be connected to the same physical AP, they might not
connect by using the same SSID. The WLAN > Monitoring > Client > Associated Clients >
SSID Status page lists the SSIDs of the networks that each wireless client associated with a
managed access point has used for WLAN access.
Each access point has a set of Virtual Access Points (VAPs) per radio, and every VAP has a
unique MAC address (BSSID). This displays the VAP Associated Client Status page, which
shows information about the VAPs on the managed AP that have associated wireless clients.
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