Customize column view: Select or deselect the columns to view or hide by doing a right click on the details table header. You can also choose one of the following system defined views that have the appropriate pre-selected columns.

n Default Columns n Air Quality Metrics

n To/From Client Stats

View client summary: Click on the hyperlinked client name on the client details table to view the Client Summary page. In this page, you can view the client details summary (air quality metrics and from or to clients statistics), bandwidth of the client usage, trend of the client frame loss in the last 15 minutes, and the frame rate distribution of the client.

View AP details: Click on the hyperlinked AP name to view the Access Points page.

View WLAN details: Click on the hyperlinked SSID of the WLAN to view the WLANs page.

Monitoring Firewalls

The Firewall page on the Dashboard tab displays the Policy Enforcement Firewall (PEF) summary of all the sessions in the controller aggregated by users, devices, destinations, applications, WLANs, and roles.

By default, firewall visibility is disabled on the controller. To enable this feature, use the following procedures.

In the WebUI

1.Navigate to the Dashboard > Firewall page.

2.Click the link on the Element View section to enable firewall visibility. To disable, click the Disable Firewall link at the bottom of the Element View section.

In the CLI

(host)(config) #firewall-visibility

To disable this setting, include the no parameter.

no firewall-visibility

NOTE: The PEF visibility feature is supported in W-3000 Series, W-6000M3, and W-7200 Series Dell controllers and requires the

PEFNG license.

Element View

Navigate to the Dashboard > Firewall page to view Element View section. This section displays a summary of all the sessions in the controller and includes six categories of monitoring data, or elements, that display traffic statistics aggregated by the following elements:

Table 241: Element View

Element

User

Devices

Description

Indicates a wireless or wired user associated to the controller.

Traffic that is not generated by a user is aggregated as non-user traffic.

Specifies the client device type.

For example, Windows 7, Mac OS X, iPhone, or Android.

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