Table 29: Monitoring All Access Points - D-Link DWS-3000 Series User Manual

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02/15/2011
Table 29 describes the fields on the All Access Points page.
Field
MAC Address
Location
Switch Port
IP Address
Software Version
Age
Status
Profile
Radio
Channel
Authenticated Clients
Note: Some status values for some APs in the All Access Points list are not available. Those are listed as N/A.
Note: You can sort the list of APs by any of the column heading except for Radio, Channel, and Authenticated
Clients. For example, to sort the APs by the profile they use, click Profile.
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Table 29: Monitoring All Access Points

Description
Shows the MAC address of the access point.
A location description for the AP. This is the value configured in the valid AP database (either
locally or on the RADIUS server).
The physical port (in the slot/port format) on the switch that the AP is connected to either
directly or indirectly in the same L3 domain. If the AP is beyond the L3 network boundary, then
'Unknown' is displayed.
The network address of the access point.
Shows the version of D-Link Access Point software that the AP is running.
Shows how much time has passed since the AP was last detected and the information was
last updated.
Shows the access point status:
• Managed—The AP profile configuration has been applied to the AP and it's operating in
managed mode.
• No Database Entry—The MAC address of the AP does not appear in the local or RADIUS
Valid AP database.
• Authentication (Failed AP)—The AP failed to be authenticated by the Unified Switch or
RADIUS server.
• Failed—The Unified Switch lost contact with the AP; a failed entry will remain in the managed
AP database unless you remove it.
Note: A managed AP will temporarily show a failed status during a reset.
• Rogue—The AP has not attempted to contact the switch, and the MAC address of the AP is
not in the Valid AP database.
• Acknowledged Rogue—The AP has been acknowledged as a known rogue, and its MAC
address of the AP is in the Valid AP database.
The AP profile configuration currently applied to the managed AP. The profile is assigned to
the AP in the valid AP database.
Note: Once an AP is discovered and managed by the Unified Switch, if the profile is
changed in the valid AP database (either locally or on the RADIUS server) the AP is
automatically reset when a new profile is assigned.
Shows the wireless radio mode that each radio on the AP is using. The D-Link DWL-3500AP
access point has one radio, and the D-Link DWL-8500AP access point has two radios.
Shows the operating channel for the radio.
Shows the number of wireless clients that are associated and authenticated with the access
point per radio.
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