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*These fields are only available for mesh APs. To see an example of mesh monitoring, see
125.
Devices with wired interfaces will display the Wired Interfaces table, which is described in
Table 73:
APs/Devices > Monitor > Wired Interfaces Fields and Descriptions
Field
Name
MAC Address
Clients
Type
Admin Status
Operational Status
Duplex
Dell Port Mode
Input Capacity
Output Capacity
Figure 80 illustrates the interactive graphs.
Figure 80:
Interactive Graphs for an Dell PowerConnect W-Series Controller
Table 74 describes the graphs on this page.
118 | Discovering, Adding, and Managing Devices
Description
Displays the name of the interface.
Displays the MAC address of the corresponding interface in the device.
Displays the number of users associated to the corresponding interface at the time of the last polling.
Indicates the type of interface - gigabit Ethernet or fast Ethernet for wired interfaces.
The administrator setting that determined whether the port is on or off.
Displays the current status of the interface. If an interface is Up, then AirWave is able to ping it and
fetch SNMP information. If the AP is listed as Down, then AirWave is either unable to ping the interface
or unable to read the necessary SNMP information from the device.
Duplex mode of the link, full or half.
Either Active Standby (which provides redundancy so that when an active interface fails, the user traffic
can failover to the standby interface) or one of the forwarding modes (Split, Bridge).
The input capacity of the interface.
The output capacity of the interface.
"Monitoring Data for Mesh Devices" on page
Table 73:
Dell PowerConnect W-AirWave 7.6 | User Guide