D-Link DWC-1000 User Manual page 151

Table 7-14. Fields on the ACCESS POINTS SUMMARY Page
Field
MAC Address
IP Address
Age
Status
Radio
Channel
Table 7-15. Buttons on the ACCESS POINTS SUMMARY Page
Button
Delete All
Manage
Acknowledge
View Details
Refresh
Viewing Status and Statistics
MAC address of the access point.
Network address of the access point.
Amount of time that has passed since the access point was last detected and the information
was last updated.
Access point status. Possible values are:
Managed = access point profile configuration has been applied to the access point and the
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access point is operating in managed mode.
No Database Entry = access point's MAC address does not appear in the local or RADIUS
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Valid AP database.
Authentication (Failed AP) = access point failed to be authenticated by the wireless controller
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or RADIUS server.
Failed = wireless controller lost contact with the access point. A failed entry will remain in the
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Managed AP database unless you remove it. Note: a managed access point shows a failed
status temporarily during a reset.
Rogue = access point has not tried to contact the wireless controller and the access point's
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MAC address is not in the Valid AP database.
Wireless radio mode the access point is using.
Operating channel for the radio.
Clears all access points, except Managed Access Points, from the page. You do not have to
check the access points before clicking this button. After you click this button, a confirmation
page asks to you to confirm the deletion.
Configures an access point with a status of Authentication Failed to be managed by the wireless
controller the next time the access point is discovered. Check the box next to the MAC address
of the access point and click Manage. The VALID AP page appears, where you can configure the
access point (see Table 3-2 on page 34). You can then configure the access point and click
Submit to save it in the local Valid AP database. If you use a RADIUS server to validate access
points, add the access point's MAC address to the access point database on the RADIUS server.
Identifies an access point as an Acknowledged Rogue. Check the box next to the MAC address
of the access point and click Acknowledge. The wireless controller adds the access point to the
Valid Access Point database as an Acknowledged Rogue.
To view details for a configured access point, check its box next to the MAC address and then
click View Details. The AP RF SCAN STATUS page appears, with detailed information about the
access point (see "AP RF Scan Status" on page 156).
Updates the information shown on the page.
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