Cisco Systems OL-8376-01 manual Unregistered Clients One or more unregistered clients

Chapter 2 Fault Descriptions

IDS (Intrusion Detection System) Faults

Table 2-3		IDS Faults (continued)
	Fault Description		Explanation	Related Setting	Recommended Action
	Unregistered Client(s)		One or more unregistered clients	IDS >	Set the priority of the fault to be
	present		have been detected in the wireless	Manage IDS Settings	generated and the threshold for the
			network, and are unsucessfully	> General IDS	failed authentication attempts by the
			attempting to authenticate with	Settings >	client.
			the APs.	Unregistered Client	Make a physical check near the
			The unregistered client fault is		scanning AP that reported this fault
			triggered when an AP in scanning		to see if there are any rogue clients.
			mode detects a number of probe
			requests and association requests
			from a station, client, or access
			point, which crosses the
			configuired threshold in the
			configured time.
			The registration attempts are not
			being made to the scanning AP;
			the attempts are being made to
			regular APs that the scanning AP
			notices.
			The scanning AP counts the
			packets per station.
			(The fault is generated based on
			the configured Client
			Registration Request Count
			within a 15-minute period. The
			default is 100 registrations, but
			can be changed to 200, 300, 400
			or 500. )
			This fault is cleared when no
			registration attempts are detected
			during the observation interval
			(the client leaves the wireless
			network or is not seen or reported
			by any Scanning APs).
	Wireless Client MAC		The WLSE has detected a	IDS >	Review your network to determine
	spoofing detected		spoofed MAC address.	Manage IDS Settings	the action necessary to clear the fault
			Whenever the WDS detects an	> General IDS	condition.
				Settings > Wireless
			authentication taking place for a
				Client MAC Spoofing
			known MAC address, it verifies
			that the same user ID is being
			used. If the user ID does not
			match, the authentication is
			rejected and a fault is issued.
			When this fault is cleared, the
			following message displays: No
			Wireless Client MAC Spoofing
			Detected.
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