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WH-5000A Serials User Guide
4.5 Rogue AP Detection
Click the entry on the left hand navigation panel for
Wireless Access Point – Rouge AP
Detection. This directs you to the Wireless
Access Point – Rouge AP Detection page.
This function allows the network administrator
to detect in band rogue AP. Enable
rogue AP detection and enter the MAC Address of
each AP in the network that you want the AP being
configured to accept as trusted AP (You may add up
to 20 APs). Enter an email address for notification of
any rogue or non- trusted APs when WH-5000A
find it. You can
also select the following filter options.
` SSID Filter: Check the SSID option to only
send rogue APs that match the AP's SSID or wireless bridge's SSID.
` Channel Filter: Check the channel filter option to only send rogue APs that match the AP's channel or
the wireless bridge's channel.
` If both options are checked, only APs that match both the SSID and channel are sent.
The Adjacent AP lists under Monitoring/Reports on the navigation menu, will detail any APs’ information.
4.6 Wireless Access Point – Advanced
Click the entry on the left hand navigation panel for Wireless Access Point – Advanced. This directs you to
the Wireless Access Point – Advanced page. The Advanced page allows you to enable or
disable load balancing and Layer 2 Isolation.
4.6.1 Load Balancing
Load balancing is enabled by default to distribute
traffic efficiently among network servers so that no
individual server is overburdened. For example, if
two APs with similar settings are in a conference
room, depending on the location of the
APs, all wireless clients could potentially
associate with the same AP, leaving the
other AP unused. Load balancing attempts
to evenly distribute the wireless clients on
both APs.