Viewing Managed Access Points

After an access point registers successfully with the controller, it appears on the Access Points page, along with other managed access points.

Follow these steps to view a list of managed access points.

  1. From the main menu, navigate to Network > Wireless > Access Points. A list of access points that are being managed by the controller appears on the Access Points page. These are all the access points that belong to all management domains.

    The list of managed access points displays details about each access point, including its:

    • MAC Address
    • AP Name
    • Description
    • Status
    • Alarm
    • IP Address
    • Total Traffic (1hr)
    • Clients
    • Clients (2.4GHz)
    • Clients (5GHz)
    • Clients (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Latency (2.4GHz)
    • Latency (5GHz)
    • Latency (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Airtime Utilization (2.4GHz)
    • Airtime Utilization (5GHz)
    • Airtime Utilization (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Connection Failures
    • Model
    • Channel (2.4GHz)
    • Channel (5GHz)
    • Channel (6GHz/5GHz)
    • TX MCS Rate (2.4GHz)
    • TX MCS Rate (5GHz)
    • TX MCS Rate (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Mesh Mode
    • Mesh Role
    • Zone
    • AP Group
    • External IP
    • AP Firmware
    • Serial
    • Configuration Status
    • Last Seen
    • Traffic (uplink)
    • Traffic (downlink)
    • Location
    • WLAN Group (2.4GHz)
    • WLAN Group (5GHz)
    • WLAN Group (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Bonjour Gateway
    • Control Plane
    • Data Plane
    • LBS Status
    • Administrative State
    • Registration State
    • Provision Method
    • Provision Stage
    • Registered On
    • Management VLAN
    • Tx Power (2.4GHz)
    • Tx Power (5GHz)
    • Tx Power (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Actual Tx Power (2.4GHz)
    • Actual Tx Power (5GHz)
    • Actual Tx Power (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Calibration Tx Power (2.4GHz)
    • Calibration Tx Power (5GHz)
    • Calibration Tx Power (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Max Tx Power (2.4GHz)
    • Max Tx Power (5GHz)
    • Max Tx Power (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Tx Power Backoff (2.4GHz)
    • Tx Power Backoff (5GHz)
    • Tx Power Backoff (6GHz/5GHz)
    • Rx Desense (2.4GHz)
    • Rx Desense (5GHz)
    • Rx Desense (6GHz/5GHz)
    • PoE Port
    • Packet Capture Status
    • Uptime
    • AFC Status
    • Power Mode (6GHz)
    Note: By default, the Access Points page displays 20 access points per page (although you have the option to display up to 250 access points per page). If the controller is managing more than 20 access points, the pagination links at the bottom of the page are active. Click these pagination links to view the succeeding pages on which the remaining access points are listed.

  2. To view access points that belong to a particular administration domain, click the name of the administration domain in the domain tree (on the sidebar).

    The page refreshes, and then displays all access points that belong to that management domain.

Parent topic: AP Status