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Exporting fit APs
Perform this task to export the fit APs on the current fit AP list to a .csv file. The file contains all default
columns on the fit AP list, no matter whether or not you have customized the columns.
You can query the target Cisco fit APs before exporting them.
For more information, see "
Exporting all fit APs ."
Viewing detailed information about a fit AP
1. Click the Service tab.
From the navigation tree, select WLAN Manager > Resource Management > Fit APs.
The Fit APs page displays all Cisco fit APs.
Click the device label link of the target fit AP to view its details.
Basic Information
{
AP Label—Label name configured in the IMC Platform to identify a fit AP. It is the AP name
by default. You can click the Modify icon to modify the AP label.
{
Online Status—Online status of the fit AP. Options are Online and Offline.
{
AP Name—Name of the AP. To modify the name, log in to the AC that manages the fit AP.
You cannot modify the name of a fit AP in the IMC Platform.
{
Serial Number—Serial number of the fit AP.
{
IP Address—IPv4 address of the fit AP.
{
AC—Label of the AC that manages the fit AP. Click the AC label to view its details.
{
Model—Model of the fit AP.
{
MAC Address—MAC address of the fit AP.
{
Firmware Revision—Current firmware revision of the fit AP.
{
Location—Name of the location view to which the fit AP belongs.
{
Online Clients—Number of the online clients associated with the fit AP.
{
Group—Name of the group to which the fit AP belongs. Click the group name link to view its
details.
{
Admin Status—Administrative state for the fit AP. Options are Enable and Disable. The
admin status of a fit AP determines the operation status of its radio. If the admin status of a fit
AP is Enable, the operation status of its the radio is Up. If the admin status of the fit IP is
Disable, the operation status of the radio is Down. Click the Modify icon to modify the
admin status of the fit AP.
Radio Interface
{
ID—ID of the radio. Click the radio ID link to view the detailed information.
{
Radio Type—Type of the radio. Options are 802.11an and 802.11bgn. The type of a radio
determines the working channel range for the radio. For example, 802.11bgn radios can
only operate on channels 1 to 11 at the 2.4 GHz band.
{
Channel—Working channel of the radio.
{
Current Transmission Power (dBm)—Current transmission power of the radio. The greater the
transmission power, the stronger the radio signal is.