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Configuring the WAP200 Access Point
Configuring Security Monitor Settings
STEP 3
STEP 4
Cisco WAP200 Wireless-G Access Point with Power Over Ethernet and Rangebooster
Select the types of intrusion that will be notified in the e-mail:
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Rogue AP Detected— A rogue access point has been detected.
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AP SSID Changed—The Access Point (AP) SSID has been changed.
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Spoofed MAC Address—Another device is using the AP MAC address to
send out packets.
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Client is Sending Spurious Traffic—An unassociated client is sending out
frames to the AP.
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Adhoc SSID same as AP—An Adhoc network uses the same SSID as the
AP.
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Adhoc Network Operating—An STA is advertising a peer-to-peer (Adhoc)
network.
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Rogue Client Detected—An STA is conducting an illegal transaction with
an AP.
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Default SSID in use—Default SSID is in use on an AP.
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Association Table Full—An AP refused a new STA association due to
resource unavailability.
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Low Speed Connection—An STA is transmitting data at a much slower rate
set by AP.
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New Client Detected—A new STA is associated with an AP.
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New Access Point Detected—A new AP has been detected joining the
network.
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Duration Attack—A STA packet contains an abnormally large duration
value in the 802. 1 1 header.
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AP is Not Using Encryption—An AP has wireless security disabled.
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AP Channel Changed—An AP has changed its wireless channel.
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AP Broadcasting SSID—SSID broadcasting is left enabled on an AP.
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Duplicate SSID in use—An unauthorized AP has the same SSID value as an
authorized AP.
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