Parameter

Description

Station Ageout Interval

The amount of time, in minutes, that a client is unseen by any probes

 

before it is deleted from the database. Enter 0 to disable ageout.

 

Default: 30 minutes

 

 

Enable Statistics Update in DB

Enables or disables statistics update in the database.

 

Default: enabled

 

 

Collect Stat

Enables collection of statistics (up to 25,000 entries) on the master

 

controller for monitored APs and clients. This only applies when MMS is

 

not configured.

 

Default: disabled

 

 

Learn System Wired Mac

Enable or disable “learning” of wired MACs at the controller.

 

Default: disabled

 

 

Propogate Wired Mac

Enables the propagation of the gateway wired MAC information.

 

Default: enabled

 

 

Mark Neighbor APs as Persistent Neighbor

Enables or disables APs that are marked as neighbor from being aged out.

APs

Default: enabled

 

 

Learn APs

Enables or disables AP learning. Learning affects the way APs are

 

classified.

 

Default: disabled

 

 

In the CLI

Use the following commands to configure WMS via the CLI. The parameters in this command are described in detail in Table 109.

wms general

adhoc-ap-ageout-interval <minutes> ap-ageout-interval <minutes> collect-stats {disableenable} learn-ap {enabledisable} learn-system-wired-macs persistent-neighbor {enabledisable} poll-interval <milliseconds> poll-retries <number> propagate-wired-macs {enabledisable} sta-ageout-interval <minutes> stat-update {enabledisable}

Configuring Local WMS Settings

You can also use the CLI to define local WMS system settings for the maximum number of APs and client stations.

NOTE: Use this command with caution. Increasing the limit will cause an increase in usage in the memory by WMS. In general, each entry will consume about 500 bytes of memory. If the setting is bumped up by 2000, then it will cause an increase in WMS memory usage by 1MB

(host) (config) #wms-local system max-threshold <max-threshold>

Managing the WMS Database

The WMS process interacts with all the air monitor (AM) processes in the network. When WMS receives an event message from an AM, the WMS process will save the event information along with the BSSID of the AP that generated the event in the WMS database. Use the following commands in Enable mode to manage the WMS database.

The wms export-dbcommand exports the specified file as an ASCII text file into the WMS database.

(host) #wms export-db database <file>

The wms import-dbcommand imports the specified file into the WMS database:

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