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Colors represent the signal strengths between the access points and are
defined in Table 15.
You may limit the table to cluster members or non-cluster members by
clicking one of the Display Neighboring APs dialog circles above the table.
Click In cluster to restrict the table to only the VAPs of the cluster
members or Not in cluster to view only the connections to non-cluster
members. The default displays both cluster and non-cluster members.
You may display additional information about the connections by clicking
the IP addresses of the access points in the top row of the table. An
example is shown in Figure 33. The columns are described in Table 16 on
page 109.
Figure 33. Neighbor Details
Table 15. View Neighboring Access Points Window
Color Description
Dark blue bar A dark blue bar with a high number (for
example, 50) indicates a good signal
strength between two access points.
Light blue bar A light blue bar with a low number (for
example, 20) indicates a weak or medium
signal strength between two access
points.
White bar A white bar and the number 0 means that
an access point does not detect a
neighboring access point that is detected
by another member of the cluster.
Light gray bar A light gray bar and no signal strength
means that an access point does not
detect a neighboring access point that is
detected by another member of the
cluster.
Dark gray bar A dark gray bar and no signal strength
represents the access point itself.