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Field
WLAN Controller Operational
Status
IP Address
Peer Controllers
Cluster Controller
Cluster Controller IP Address
Total Access Points
Managed Access Points
Standalone Access Points
Rogue Access Points
Discovered Access Points
Connection Failed Access Points
Authentication Failed Access
Points
Unknown Access Points
Rogue AP Mitigation List
Rogue AP Mitigation Count
Maximum Managed APs in Peer
Group
WLAN Utilization
Total Clients
Authenticated Clients
802.11a Clients
Viewing Status and Statistics
Table 7-21. Fields on the SUMMARY Page
General
Operational status of this wireless (WLAN) controller. The controller might be configured as
enabled, but is operationally disabled due to configuration dependencies. If the operational status
is disabled, the reason appears in the following status field.
IP address of the wireless controller.
Number of peer WLAN controllers detected on the network.
Cluster
Indicates whether this controller is the Cluster Controller for the cluster.
IP address of the peer controller that is the Cluster Controller.
Access Points
Total number of Managed access points in the database. This value equals the sum of Managed
Access Points, Connection Failed Access Points, and Discovered Access Points.
Number of access points in the managed access point database that are authenticated,
configured, and have an active connection with the controller.
Number of trusted access points in standalone mode. Access points in Standalone mode are not
managed by a controller.
Number of rogue access points currently detected on the WLAN. When an access point performs
an RF scan, it might detect access points that have not been validated. It reports these access
points as rogues.
Access points that have a connection with the wireless controller, but have not been configured
completely. This value includes all managed access points with a Discovered or Authenticated
status.
Number of access points that were previously authenticated and managed, but currently do not
have connection with the wireless controller.
Number of access points that failed to establish communication with the wireless controller.
Number of Unknown access points currently detected on the WLAN. If an access point
configured to be managed by the wireless controller is detected through an RF scan when it is
not actively managed, it is classified as an Unknown access point.
Maximum number of access points for which the system can send de-authentication frames.
Number of access points to which the wireless system is currently sending the authentication
messages to mitigate against rogue access points.
0 = mitigation is not in progress.
Maximum number of access points that can be managed by the cluster.
Total network utilization across all access points managed by this controller. This is based on
global statistics.
Clients
Total number of clients in the database. This total includes clients with an Associated,
Authenticated, or Disassociated status.
Total number of clients in the associated client database with an Authenticated status.
Total number of IEEE 802.11a only clients that are authenticated.
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