Allied Telesis AT-UWC Series - Manual (Page 357)

Chapter 5: Wireless LAN
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Local OUI Database Summary
The first three bytes of the MAC address is called an Organizationally
Unique Identifier (OUI), which identifies the vendor, manufacturer, or other
organization of a device. With a built-in OUI database, the WLAN
Controller displays the vendor, manufacturer, or organization of an access
point and peer controller on the Detected Client Status list. See “Detected
Clients” on page 284.
From the Local OUI Database Summary page, you can view a list of OUI
entries, add new OUI entries, and delete them.
Viewing a List of
OUI Entries and
Deleting Them
To view a list of added OUI entires and delete them, do the following:
1. From the Navigation pane, go to WLAN > Advanced Configuration >
OUI.
The Local Database Summary page is displayed as shown in
Figure 170.
Figure 170. Local OUI Database Summary Page
2. Observe the following fields described in Table 147 on page 358.