Chapter 2 Fault Descriptions
IDS (Intrusion Detection System) Faults
Table | IDS Faults (continued) |
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An | IDS > Manage | Use the fault details page to mark it | ||
reclassified from Friendly | previously determined to be | friendly if the network is known, or | ||
to Rogue due to rule | Friendly has been reclassified to | Settings > | to delete it from the WLSE database | |
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| Rogue. | Network Detection > | if it is unknown. |
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| ssid is the Service Set Identifier | Friendly to Rogue AP |
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| Reclassification |
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| • Change in RSSI ordering | IDS > Manage |
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| between observers |
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| The estimated proximity of |
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| the unmanaged radio |
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| between two observers has |
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| thought that observer A was |
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| closer to radio R than |
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| observer B, it now thinks that |
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| observer B is closer to radio |
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| R than observer A. |
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| • Difference in relative RSSI |
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| between original and current |
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| observers exceeded threshold |
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| While radio R’s strength |
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| changed by factor M between |
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| observer A and observer B, it |
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| changed by factor M+T |
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| between observer B and |
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| observer C. That is, it does |
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| not appear that radio R’s |
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| change in strength is merely |
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| due to a change in its power |
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| configuration. |
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| • Fewer than two observers |
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| • Too long without |
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| observations |
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FAQ and Troubleshooting Guide for the CiscoWorks Wireless LAN Solution Engine
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