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Table 76 describes the fields and information displayed for the Connected Users display.
The Recent Events area lists the most recent events specific to the AP. This information also appears on the
System > Events Log page. Table 77 describes the fields in this page that display.
Table 76 APs/Devices > Monitor > Connected Users Fields and Default Values
Field Description
User Provides the name of the User associated to the AP. AWMS gathers this data in a variety of ways. It can be
taken from RADIUS accounting data or traps.
MAC Address Displays the Radio MAC address of the user associated to the AP. Also provides a link that redirects to the
Users > Detail page.
Radio Displays the radio to which the user is associated.
Association Time Displays the first time AWMS recorded the MAC address as being associated.
Duration Displays the length of time the MAC address has been associated.
Auth. Type Displays the type of authentication employed by the user. Supported auth types are as follows:
EAP—Extensible Authentication Protocol, only reported by Cisco VxWorks using SNMP traps.
RADIUS accounting—RADIUS accounting servers integrated with AWMS provide the RADIUS
Accounting Auth type.
Authenticated—a general category supporting additional authentication types.
AWMS considers all other types as not authenticated.
The information AWMS displays in Auth Type and Cipher columns depends on what information the server
receives from the devices it is monitoring. The client devices may all be similar, but if the APs to which
they are associated are of different models, or if security is set up differently between them, then different
Auth Type or Cipher values may be reported to AWMS.
If all APs are the same model and all are set up the same way, then another reason for differing Auth Types
might be the use of multiple VLANs or SSIDs. One client device might authenticate on one SSID using one
Auth Type and another client device might authenticate on a second SSID using a different Auth Type.
Cipher Displays the encryption or decryption cipher supporting the user, when this information is available. The
client devices may all be similar, but if the APs to which they are associated are of different models, or if
security is set up differently between them, then different Auth Type or Cipher values may be reported to
the AWMS server.
Auth. Time Shows when the user authenticated.
Signal Quality Displays the average signal quality the user experienced.
BW Displays the average bandwidth consumed by the MAC address.
Location Displays the QuickView box allows users to view features including heatmap for a device and location
history for a user.
LAN IP Displays the IP assigned to the user MAC. This information is not always available. AWMS can gather it
from the ARP cache of switches discovered by AWMS.
VPN IP Displays the VPN IP of the user MAC. This information can be obtained from VPN servers that send
RADIUS accounting packets to AWMS.
Table 77 APs/Devices > Monitor > Recent Events Fields and Default Values
Field Description
Time Displays the day and time the event was recorded.
User Displays the user that triggered the event. Configuration changes are logged as the AWMS user that submitted
them. Automated AWMS events are logged as the System user.
Event Displays a short text description of the event.
- Dell PowerConnect W 1
- AirWave 7.2 1
- Contents 3
- About This Guide 11
- Notice Icons 12
- Contacting Support 12
- Chapter 1 13
- VisualRF 14
- Master Console and Failover 15
- Chapter 2 17
- Getting Started 18
- Completing the Installation 20
- AWMS Navigation Basics 22
- Navigation Section 23
- Activity Section 24
- Help Links in the GUI 25
- Common List Settings 25
- Buttons and Icons 25
- Function Image 26
- Description 26
- Getting Started with AWMS 27
- Chapter 3 29
- Customizing Columns in Lists 30
- Resetting Pagination Records 31
- Using the Pagination Widget 31
- Customized Search 33
- Table 8: 35
- Creating AWMS Users 43
- Creating AWMS User Roles 44
- Introduction to Cisco WLSE 57
- Discovering Devices 58
- Managing Devices 58
- Inventory Reporting 58
- Defining Access 58
- Grouping 59
- WDS Participation 59
- Primary or Secondary WDS 59
- Configuring ACS Servers 61
- Requirement Description 64
- Deploying WMS Offload 66
- Chapter 4 69
- AWMS Groups Overview 70
- Priority Order 96
- Web Auth 96
- Comparing Device Groups 100
- Deleting a Group 101
- Modifying Multiple Devices 102
- APs/Devices > List 103
- APs/Devices > Up 103
- APs/Devices > Down 103
- Action Description 104
- Chapter 5 107
- Defining a SNMP/HTTP Scan Set 109
- Running a Scan Set 110
- What Next? 111
- Adding Universal Devices 112
- Setting Default Description 113
- Adding Universal Devices 115
- Monitoring Devices 116
- AMP Alerts 117
- IDS Events 117
- Incidents 117
- Field Description 119
- Graph Description 121
- Issues Summary section 123
- 802.11 Radio Counters Summary 124
- Recent ARM Events Log 125
- Column Description 126
- Active BSSIDs 127
- Auditing Device Configuration 130
- Configuring AP Settings 133
- Detail page 134
- Field Default Description 138
- Figure 99 140
- Message Meaning 143
- Chapter 6 149
- Viewing and Adding Templates 150
- Setting Description 151
- Configuring General Templates 154
- Using Template Syntax 155
- Push_and_exclude Command 156
- Variable Values Meaning 157
- Using AP-Specific Variables 158
- Applying Startup-config Files 159
- WDS Settings in Templates 159
- ip scp server enable 160
- Configuring a Global Template 162
- Group Name, ssid_1 163
- Subscriber 1, Value 0 163
- Chapter 7 165
- Fields 166
- Setting Up RAPIDS 167
- Rogue Containment Options 168
- Defining RAPIDS Rules 169
- Device OUI Score 170
- Rogue Device Threat Level 171
- Option Description 172
- Recommended RAPIDS Rules 173
- Score Override 177
- Audit Log 178
- Figure 123 Audit Log 179
- Chapter 8 181
- Setting Triggers for Devices 184
- Setting Triggers for Radios 184
- Setting Triggers for Users 185
- Delivering Triggered Alerts 187
- Viewing Alerts 187
- Responding to Alerts 188
- Overview of the Users Pages 189
- Page Illustration 190
- Section Description 196
- Overview of SOTI MobiControl 198
- 144 illustrates this page 202
- Accessing AWMS Documentation 203
- Log Description 207
- System Information 208
- Performance Graphs 208
- Database Statistics 208
- Disk Usage 208
- Upgrading AWMS 214
- Backing Up AWMS 214
- Running Backup on Demand 215
- Restoring from a Backup 215
- Adding Watched AWMS Stations 216
- Chapter 9 219
- Using Daily Reports 222
- Using the IDS Events Report 229
- Using the Inventory Report 230
- Using the New Users Report 234
- Using the Port Usage Report 236
- Using the RF Health Report 237
- Using the User Session Report 239
- Defining Reports 242
- Emailing Reports to Smarthost 245
- Chapter 10 247
- Icon Description 250
- Appendix A 255
- Appendix B 257
- ReefEdge Configuration 258
- Example Network Configuration 258
- Appendix C 261
- System ID: 00409625854D 262
- Initialization: OK 262
- Cisco IOS Dual Radio Template 263
- AWMS Firmware Upgrade Process 264
- Appendix D 265
- Appendix E 267
- Appendix F 269
- Appendix G 271
- Appendix H 273
- Perl-Net-IP: 276
- Berkeley DB 1.85: 276
- SWFObject v. 1.5: 276
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