Understanding Wms Offload Impact On Dell Powerconnect W-Series Infrastructure - Dell PowerConnect W-Airwave Manual

Understanding WMS Offload Impact on Dell PowerConnect W-Series
infrastructure
When offloading WMS, it is important to understand what functionality is migrated to AMP and what
functionality is deprecated.
The following ArubaOS tabs and sections are deprecated after offloading WMS:
Plan Tab - where floor plans are stored and heatmaps are generated. Prior to offloading WMS, ensure that you
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have exported floor plans from ArubaOS and imported into AMP. All functionality within the Plan Tab is
incorporated with the VisualRF module in AMP.
Report Tab - All reports are incorporate within AMP.
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Events Tab - the majority of functionality within this Tab is incorporate within AMP Reports and Alerts
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sections with the exception of:
Interference Detected
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Rogue AP
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Station Failed
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Suspected Rogue AP
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The Security Summary section
the Master Controller, but the summary information is not available. AMP does provide the ability to view some
of this information in detail and summary form.
Figure 11
WLAN Attack Summary
DOS Attacks - no summary data available in AMP
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Impersonation Attacks - no summary data available in AMP
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Signature Pattern Matches - partial summary data available on Home and RAPIDS > Overview pages
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Policy Violations - no summary data available in AMP
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Unauthorized Devices Detected - no summary data available in AMP
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Rogue AP Classification Summary
Rogue APs Detected - summary data available on RAPIDS > Overview
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Rogue APs Disabled - no summary data available in AMP
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Suspected Rogue APs - partial data is available in AMP on each APs/Devices > Manage page
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Interfering APs Detected - partial data is available in AMP on each APs/Devices > Manage page
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(Figure
Security Summary on Master Controller
11) disappears after offloading WMS. The data is still being processed by
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