Creating a Rogue AP Detection Policy
You can use a Rogue AP Detection
policy to define classification rules that determine how detected access points are
evaluated and labeled across selected venues. When applied, the policy controls rogue
AP
detection behavior at the venue level by activating a single classification profile
per
venue.
Note: Only one
Rogue AP Detection policy can be active at a venue at any time. Activating a policy
automatically enables Rogue AP Detection for the selected venue if it is currently
disabled.
Complete the following steps to create and apply a Rogue AP
Detection policy.- Add the Rogue AP Detection service to your tenant account. From the navigation bar, select . Alternatively, you can select , then click Add Service.
- Find the Rogue AP Detection tile and click Add.
- Enter policy details in the Settings section:
- Click Add Rule in the Classification rules section.
- Configure the classification rule:
- Enter a Rule Name.
- Select a Rule Type from the following options: Ad Hoc, CTS Abuse, Deauth Flood, Disassoc Flood, Excessive Power, Low SNR, MAC OUI, MAC Spoofing, Null SSID, RTS Abuse, Same Network, SSID, or SSID Spoofing.
- Select a Category. The options are Ignored, Known, Unclassified, or Malicious.
- (Optional) Select Add another rule to create additional classification rules.
- Click Add to add the rule to the Classification rules table.
- To manage Classification rules, select a rule by selecting the check box alongside the Priority column, and click Edit or Delete.
- To reorder the priority
of rules, drag and drop the specific rule up or down using the
icon on the far right side of the
table.
- Click Next.The Scope page is displayed.
- Select venues and assign the policy. Perform one of the following actions:
- Click Next, review the summary, and click Finish.

