Dell 6.2 manual Status Entry Description

Status Entry	Description
Certified Entries	AP has an approved certificate from the controller
Certified Hold Entries	An AP is put in this state when the controller thinks the AP has been certified with a
	factory certificate yet the AP requests to be certified again. Since this is not a normal
	condition, the AP is not approved as a secure AP until a network administrator
	manually changes the status of the AP to verify that it is not compromised.
	NOTE: If an AP is in this state due to connectivity problems, then the AP recovers and
	is taken out of this hold state as soon as connectivity is restored.
Revoked Entries	Number of AP entries that have been manually revoked.
Marked For Deletion Entries	Number of APs that have been marked for deletion, but that have not been removed
	from the whitelist.

The Remote AP whitelist entries page displays only the information manually configured by the network administrator. The entries in the campus AP whitelist include both user-defined settings and additional AP information that is updated as the status of the AP changes.

Table 16: Additional Campus AP Status Information

Parameter	Description
Cert Type	The type of certificate used by the AP.
	• switch-cert: The AP is using a certificate signed by the controller.
	• factory-cert: the AP is using a factory-installed certificate. This option should only
	be used for AP model types W-AP105, the W-AP120 Series and the W-
	AP130 Series.
State	The Campus AP Whitelist reports one of the following states for each campus AP:
	• unapproved-no-cert:AP has no certificate and is not approved.
	• unapproved-factory-cert:AP has a preinstalled certificate that was not approved.
	• approved-ready-for-cert:The AP has been approved as a valid campus AP and is
	ready to receive a certificate.
	• certified-factory-cert: The AP is already has a factory certificate. If an AP has the
	factory-certcertificate type and is in the certified-factory-certstate, then that
	campus AP is not re-issued a new certificate if automatic certificate provisioning
	is enabled.
	• certified-switch-cert:AP has an approved certificate from the controller.
	• certified-hold-factory-cert: An AP is put in this state when the controller thinks the
	AP has been certified with a factory certificate yet the AP requests to be certified
	again. Since this is not a normal condition, the AP is not approved as a secure AP
	until a network administrator manually changes the status of the AP to verify that
	it is not compromised.
	NOTE: If an AP is in this state due to connectivity problems, then the AP recovers and
	leaves this hold state as soon as connectivity is restored.
	• certified-hold-switch-cert: An AP is put in this state when the controller thinks the
	AP has been certified with a controller certificate yet the AP requests to be
	certified again. Since this is not a normal condition, the AP is not approved as a
	secure AP until a network administrator manually changes the status of the AP to
	verify that it is not compromised.
	NOTE: If an AP is in this state due to connectivity problems, then the AP recovers and
	is taken out of this hold state as soon as connectivity is restored.
Revoked	Shows if the AP’s secure status has been revoked.
Revoked Text	An optional, brief statement describing why the AP was revoked.
Last Update	Time and date of the last AP status update.

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