Understanding The Aps/Devices > Monitor Pages For All Device Types; Monitoring Data Specific To Wireless Devices - Dell PowerConnect W-Airwave User Manual

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NOTE: The Alert Summary table is also a feature of the Home > Overview page, and has the same links in that location.
For more information on the Alert Summary table, refer to "Viewing Alerts" on page 194.
Understanding the APs/Devices > Monitor Pages for All Device Types
You can quickly go to any device's monitoring page once you go to its specific folder or group on the APs/Devices
> List page, by selecting its hyperlinked name in the Device column.
All Monitor pages include a section at the top displaying information such as monitoring/configuration status,
serial number, total users, firmware version and so on, as shown in Figure 77.
Figure 77 Monitoring Page Top Level Data Common to All Device Types
The alert summary, recent events, and audit log sections are also the same regardless of device type and these
sections appear at the bottom of these pages, a portion of which is shown in Figure 78.
Figure 78 Monitoring Page Bottom Level Data Common to All Device Types
Monitoring pages vary according to whether they are wired routers/switches or controllers/WLAN switches, or
thin or fat APs, whether the device is a Mesh device, and whether Spectrum is enabled. These differences are
discussed in the sections that follow.

Monitoring Data Specific to Wireless Devices

The APs/Devices > Monitor page for controllers and APs include a graph for users and bandwidth. The
controller graph lists the APs connected to it, while the APs include a list of users it has connected.
When available, lists of CDP and RF neighbors are also listed.
A sample monitoring page for wireless devices is shown in Figure 79.
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