Motorola WiNG 5.6 Reference Manual page 956

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Client Identity
Precedence
The User Details
Username
Authentication
Encryption
Captive Portal Auth.
The Connection
Idle Time
Last Active
Last Association
Session Time
SM Power Save
Mode
Power Save Mode
WMM Support
40 MHz Capable
Max Physical Rate
Max User Rate
MC2UC Streams
The Association
AP
Lists the numeric precedence this client uses in establishing its identity amongst its peers.
field displays the following:
Displays the unique name of the administrator or operator managing the client's connected
access point.
Lists the authentication scheme applied to the client for interoperation with its connected
access point radio.
Lists the encryption scheme applied to the client for interoperation with its connected access
point radio.
Displays whether captive portal authentication is enabled. When enabled, a restrictive set of
access permissions may be in effect.
field displays the following:
Displays the time for which the wireless client remained idle.
Displays the time in seconds the wireless client was last interoperating with its connected
access point.
Displays the duration the wireless client was in association with its connected access point.
Displays the duration for which a session can be maintained by the wireless client without it
being dis-associated from the access point.
Displays whether this feature is enabled on the wireless client. The spatial multiplexing (SM)
power save mode allows an 802.11n client to power down all but one of its radios. This power
save mode has two sub modes of operation: static operation and dynamic operation.
Displays whether this feature is enabled or not. To prolong battery life, the 802.11 standard
defines an optional Power Save Mode, which is available on most 802.11 clients. End users
can simply turn it on or off via the card driver or configuration tool. With power save off, the
802.11 network card is generally in receive mode listening for packets and occasionally in
transmit mode when sending packets. These modes require the 802.11 NIC to keep most
circuits powered-up and ready for operation.
Displays whether WMM is enabled or not in order to provide data packet type prioritization
between the access point and connected client.
Displays whether the wireless client has 802.11n channels operating at 40 MHz.
Displays the maximum data rate at the physical layer.
Displays the maximum permitted user data rate.
Lists the number or multicast to unicast data streams detected.
field displays the following:
Displays the MAC address of the client's connected access point.