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3. Select WIPS Summary
4. Refer to the following WIPS data reported for each RF Domain in the system:
RF Domain
Number of Rogue APs
Number of Interfering APs
Number of WIPS Events
5. Select the WIPS Report
from the left-hand side of the UI.
Figure 13-8 System - WIPS Summary screen
Lists the RF Domain within the system reporting rogue and interfering access point event
counts. Use this information to assess whether a particular RF Domain is reporting an
excessive number of events or a large number of potentially invasive rogue access
points versus the other RF Domains within the controller, service platform or access
point managed system.
Displays the number of unsanctioned devices in each listed RF Domain. Unsanctioned
devices are those devices detected within the listed RF Domain, but have not been
deployed by a administrator as a known and approved controller or service platform
managed device.
Displays the number of devices exceeding the interference threshold in each listed RF
Domain. Each RF Domain utilizes a WIPS policy with a set interference threshold (from
-100 to -10 dBm). When a device exceeds this noise value, its defined as an interfering
access point capable of disrupting the signal quality of other sanctioned devices
operating below an approved RSSI maximum value.
Lists the number of devices triggering a WIPS event within each listed RF Domain.Each
RF Domain utilizes a WIPS policy where excessive, MU and AP events can have their
individual values set for event generation. An administrator can enable or disable the
filtering of each listed event and set the thresholds required for the generation of the
event notification and filtering action.
button to launch a sub-screen to filter how WIPS reports are generated for the system.