Dell PowerConnect W-AirWave 7.6 User Manual page 216

Field
Location
MAC
Address
Manufacturer
Model
Name
Network
Chipset
Network
Driver
Notes
OS
OS Detail
Phone
Number
Role
Serial
Number
Service End
Service Start
Sig. Qual.
SSID
Speed
Tunneled
Controller
Username
VLAN
204 | Performing Daily Administration in AirWave
Description
If a value appears here, the location of this user's client has been mapped on VisualRF. Select the location
to open a new VisualRF Floor Plan Location window.
The radio MAC address of the user associated to APs as a link to the Users > Detail page for this user.
The manufacturer of the user's device.
The model of the user's device.
The product of the user's device.
The chipset indicates the functions the device was designed to perform.
Driver name or other information.
Free notes about the user.
The device's operating system type.
Additional information on the operating system such as version numbers.
Contact number for the user.
Specifies the role that a Dell controller assigned to the connected user, such as employee.
Serial number of the device.
Ending timestamp of the device usage.
Beginning timestamp of the device usage.
The average signal quality the user experienced.
The SSID with which the user is associated.
The packet and byte counts of data frames successfully transmitted to and received from associated
stations.
If a user is connected to a switch, indicates which controller the user is authenticated to.
Displays the name of the user associated to the AP. AirWave gathers this data from device traps, SNMP
polling, or RADIUS accounting. Usernames appear in italics when a username for that MAC address has
been stored in the database from a previous association, but AirWave is not getting a username for the
current association. This may indicate that the user has not yet been authenticated for this session or
AirWave may not be getting a username from an external source.
Displays the VLAN assigned to the user, if available.
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