Chapter 1 FAQs and Troubleshooting
Radio Manager FAQs and Troubleshooting
Possible Cause This is because the very first aggregations are based on day and time that the WLSE’s system software was installed, and the formula for computing the next aggregation is causing this discrepancy.
Recommended Action No action is required. Subsequent aggregations will occur at the normal intervals.
Symptom In the Group Client Association Report, the Number of Clients Associated with this Group displays a 0 (zero).
Possible Cause The devices in the group have IOS version 12.3(2)JA or earlier, which will provide a negative value for the number of clients associated.The WLSE ignores negative values and reports them as 0.
Recommended Action Upgrade the devices to the latest IOS version.
Radio Manager FAQs and Troubleshooting
•Radio Manager FAQs
•Radio Manager Troubleshooting
Radio Manager FAQs
Configuration
•Q.For each AP to report radio information back to WLSE, does each AP need to be configured as a
WDS AP?
•Q.If so, do I need a separate username and password for each? If not, how many WDS APs would I need?
•Q.Do I need a separate infrastructure SSID for the APs that are configured as WDS?
•Q.Why does a WLSE radio plan recommend the same channel for adjacent APs?
Radio Monitoring
•Q.Is there a problem if Radio Monitoring is always disabled?
•Q.What is the throughput impact if Radio Monitoring is enabled?
Self Healing
•Q.How do “Hot Standby” and
•Q.In a centralized deployment where WLSE is located in a central location and wireless network is being managed across the WAN, how does Self Healing behave when there is a WAN failure?
•Q.The suggested new settings are
•Q.After the administrator replaces the failed AP, will WLSE detect it and change the power of that AP back to its original power?
•Q.I am seeing warning messages in the self healing run log. What do they mean?
FAQ and Troubleshooting Guide for the CiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution Engine
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