Customizing AP Flagged Status Thresholds

AP status flag criteria are enabled by default and have default thresholds. Use the following procedure to customize when APs will be marked as "Flagged" on the Dashboard.
  1. Click the icon in the upper-right corner of the HEALTH tab.
    The Settings - Health Dashboard pop-up window appears.
  2. Click the AP Status tab.
  3. Select the behavior of flagging policies when applying changes to parent or child groups:
    • Apply the change to all child groups
    • Apply the change if child group settings already match the parent group
  4. Configure thresholds above which APs will be marked as "flagged" for the following criteria:
    • Latency
    • Airtime Utilization
    • Connection Failures
    • Total connected clients
  5. View and configure each criteria as follows:
    1. Click Show Threshold to reveal the Enabled status for each level in the network hierarchy, the predefined Threshold values, and the predefined Sensitivity values.
    2. Select a radio from the drop-down menu (2.4GHz, 5GHz, or 6GHz).
    3. Expand the System hierarchy as necessary and click the Enable checkbox to select or deselect the levels (System, Domain, Zone, or AP group) at which you want to apply the policy.
    4. Modify the Threshold values as desired.
    5. Configure the Sensitivity control for the threshold (Low, Medium, High). Setting the Sensitivity level to Low means that an AP must remain above the threshold for a longer period of time before it will appear in the flagged category, while a High sensitivity means that APs will more quickly alternate between flagged and non-flagged status.
      Repeat sub-steps b through e for the remaining radios.
  6. Click OK to save your changes.

    Configuring AP Flagged Status Thresholds

Parent topic: Diagnosing and Monitoring