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Fortress Bridge: Command-Line Interface
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Hosts (labeled Client) are numbered in the order they were
added to the database, following the Bridge’s internal
interfaces, and are listed by their MAC addresses. Below the
list, a count of the entries in the database is given.
You can flush the database of host (labeled Client) MAC
address with the del command:
[GW]> del clients
[OK]
[GW]>
show clients
------------------------ Start of ClientMacDB::List-----------------------
{empty}
------------------------ End of ClientMacDB::List-----------------------
Total of 0 Clients in the Database
The show clients and del clients commands are valid only
in GW (gateway) mode (refer to Section 6.1.1 for more detail).
6.6.5 AP Associations in the CLI
View information about devices currently connected through
the Bridge’s internal radios with
show associations :
[AP]> show associations
Rate Level 802.11 802.11
Radio VAP MAC Channel (M) (dBM) Suite Auth Encryption
----- --- ----------------- ------- ----- ----- ------------- ------- ----------
1 4 00:20:A6:58:05:DB 1 11 -43 Shared-WEP shared wep
2 1 02:14:8C:08:24:82 52 54 -50 Fortress open none
2 1 02:14:8C:08:04:82 52 54 -43 Fortress open none
2 1 02:14:8C:08:21:42 52 54 -44 Fortress open none
The radio, VAP (virtual access point) and channel through
which the associated device is connected are given, as well
dynamic readings of the connection’s data rate (in megabits
per second) and signal level (in decibels referenced to
milliwatts). In addition, you can view the Security Suite setting
configured for the associated device’s VAP, with its 802.11
authentication and encryption types.
The show associations command is valid only in AP (access
point) mode (refer to Section 6.1.1 for more detail).
6.6.6 Viewing the System Log in the CLI
View the system log with the show command:
[GW]> show log
11/20/2006 17:43:50 Debug CLIENT_MAC_DB: Add New client Mac=00:10:13:23:72:ab
11/20/2006 17:42:25 Info ROAMING (1): 00148c081f80 Mac has moved to the eth0 side:
dest=ffffffffffff, ip=806
11/20/2006 17:42:25 Info Reseting internals for gateway roaming. State=3
11/20/2006 17:42:25 Debug CLIENT_MAC_DB: Add New client Mac=00:14:8c:08:1f:80
11/20/2006 17:41:13 Info ClientMacDB::CleanUp: Purged 1 old clients out of 21
11/20/2006 17:19:48 Debug CLIENT_MAC_DB: Add New client Mac=00:16:6f:0e:1f:a5
11/20/2006 17:17:42 Debug CLIENT_MAC_DB: Add New client Mac=00:06:5b:ae:07:51
11/20/2006 16:39:38 Debug Session ID = 1998424547
11/20/2006 16:39:38 Info Generating new keys
11/20/2006 16:39:38 Info Rebuilt local keys (version=1998424547)
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