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Status Menu Option

This menu displays important information about the connected clients and the current sessions.

Figure 23 - WLAN Status Display Screen

The screen lists the MAC address of the access point radio cards at the top of each section and then lists the client MAC addresses connected to the access point. The client can be in several states:-

•Quiet

•Authenticated

•Associated

•Power Save

These states are important values when fault-finding wireless systems. The screen also shows the number of transmitted and received bytes fro the session.

These columns can be sorted into low or high ordering by clicking on the column heading (MAC Address, State, Tx Bytes etc). The sorted column is displayed with a yellow up-arrow or down- arrow to show the direction of the sort.

802.1x Status

This screen shows the authentication status of the connected client devices together with session statistics. The 802.1x authentication for WLANs has three components: the supplicant (the client software), the authentication (the access point), and the authentication server (a RADIUS server). See page 25 for details of 802.1x configuration.

Figure 24 - 802.1x Authentication Status Screen

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Wireless Access Point Model IssueUser Manual Page 1 ofInstallation Practice IntroductionGetting Started Menu SystemsWireless Menus Fault-Finding and FAQsProduct Specifications LAN MenuKey Features and Benefits IntroductionSupplied Items Page 4 ofFCC Compliance Declaration of ConformityOther Regulatory Statements Page 5 ofWarranty DisclaimerSupport Page 6 ofInstallation Practice WLAN SecurityPage 7 of Wireless Access Point ModelAccess Point Ports LED IndicatorsPage 8 of Wireless Access Point ModelWall Mounting the Access Point Desk Mounting the Access PointUnit Information Page 9 ofConfiguring your PC Getting StartedPage 10 of Wireless Access Point ModelConnecting To The Access Point Page 11 ofWireless Access Point Model IssuePage 12 of Wireless Access Point ModelIssue User ManualPage 13 of Wireless Access Point ModelIssue User ManualMenu Systems Web Browser MenuSerial Console Menu Telnet MenuAdministrator Settings System MenuPage 15 of Wireless Access Point ModelFirmware Upgrade Page 16 ofWireless Access Point Model IssueConfiguration Tools Page 17 ofWireless Access Point Model IssueReset StatusPage 18 of Wireless Access Point ModelLAN Settings LAN MenuPage 19 of Wireless Access Point ModelDNS Settings DHCP Client ListPage 20 of Wireless Access Point ModelMAC Address Filtering - Access Control List Filtering MenuPage 21 of Wireless Access Point ModelWireless Menus 11a Menu OptionPage 22 of Wireless Access Point ModelAdvanced Settings Page 23 ofWireless Access Point Model IssueAuthentication Page 24 ofWireless Access Point Model IssuePage 25 of Wireless Access Point ModelIssue User Manual802.11g Menu Option Page 26 ofWireless Access Point Model IssuePage 27 of Wireless Access Point ModelIssue User ManualStatus Menu Option 802.1x StatusPage 28 of Wireless Access Point ModelSNMP Menu SNMP CommunityPage 29 of Wireless Access Point ModelSNMP Trap SNMP MIB SupportPage 30 of Wireless Access Point ModelFault-Finding and FAQs I cannot get the access point to recognise WLAN clientsPage 31 of Wireless Access Point ModelPower Supplies How can a client “roam” from access point to access point ?What range does the access point support ? How many users can the access point support ?Product Specifications Wireless Access Point Model 0-1591700-x User ManualPage 33 ofIssue PL0356