H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 26)

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Wireless topology management
Wireless topology management is an extension of the topology management function of the IMC
Platform. It provides the following topologies:
• Wireless device topology—Displays all ACs and fat APs in WSM. You can double-click an AC
or a fat AP in the topology to view its topology.
• Location view topology—Displays information about APs and associated clients in location view.
• Custom view topology—Displays fit APs and associated clients managed by a specific AC in
custom view.
• Mesh topology—Displays AC and fat AP, MPP, MP, and MAP connections in a mesh network
and client information.
WIDS
802.11 networks are susceptible to a wide array of threats such as unauthorized APs and clients, ad
hoc networks, and DoS attacks. Rogue devices are a serious threat to enterprise network security.
WIDS is used for the early detection of malicious attacks and intrusions on a wireless network.
WIDS only manages MSM series and Comware-based ACs.
WIDS on MSM series ACs
You can import the authorized AP list to an AC. The AC uses the authorized AP list to identify
authorized APs, rogue APs, and rogue clients. WIDS lists all rogue APs and rogue clients to provide
you with rogue device information in a network.
WIDS on Comware-based ACs
You can enable WSM to detect rogue devices by configuring the following:
• Permitted OUI list
• Permitted SSID list
• Permitted MAC address list
• Attack MAC address list
• WIDS detection rules
• WIDS detection mode
You can manage detected rogue APs and rogue clients, and add them to or delete them from the
attack device list or permitted list.
WIPS
Wireless intrusion prevention system (WIPS) helps protect enterprise networks and users from
unauthorized wireless access according to user-defined security policies.