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The following table describes the fields of the Clients table on the Local Client List page.
Item
Select
MAC
IP
Location
AP-Name
AP-IP
AP MAC
Client Type
Usage (KBytes)
RSSI
Building
Floor
SSID
Security
Uptime
5.
To sort the table, click the double triangle icon or single triangle icon at the top right of a
column.
6.
To search the table, in the Search field, enter the information that you are looking for, such
as an IP address or MAC address.
7.
If the table contains many entries, navigate through the table by using the following buttons
and menu that display at the bottom of the table:
•
To move to the next page, click the Next button.
•
To move to the previous page, click the Previous button.
•
To change the number of entries onscreen, from the Entry Per Page menu, select
20, or 40, or 60, and so on, or All.
8.
To display the latest information onscreen, click the REFRESH button.
ProSAFE Wireless Controller
Description
The radio button that lets you select the client.
The MAC address of the WiFi client.
The IP address of the WiFi client.
The location of the access point (see
Managed AP List
on page 170) to which the WiFi client is connected.
The name of the access point (see
Managed AP List
on page 170) to which the WiFi client is connected.
The IP address of the access point to which the WiFi client is connected.
The MAC address of the access point to which the WiFi client is connected.
The wireless mode that the WiFi client is using to connect to the access point
(802.11ng, 802.11bg, 802.11b, 802.11ac, 802.11na, or 802.11a).
The traffic usage of the WiFi client in KB.
The received signal strength indicator (RSSI) of the WiFi client.
The building to which you assigned the access point (see
Information on the Managed AP List
Buildings, Floors, and Advanced Profile Groups
The floor to which you assigned the access point (see
Information on the Managed AP List
Buildings, Floors, and Advanced Profile Groups
The WiFi network SSID that the WiFi client is using to connect to the access
point.
The security mode (Open, WEP, WPA, WPA2, or WPA/WPA2) that the WiFi
client is using to connect to the access point.
The period that the client is connected to the wireless controller.
Monitor the WiFi Network and Its Components
355
Change Access Point Information on the
Change Access Point Information on the
Change Access Point
on page 170 or
Assign Access Points to
on page 174).
Change Access Point
on page 170 or
Assign Access Points to
on page 174).
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