H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 310)

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NOTE:
A radio working in Air Monitor mode (am-mode) scans the channels and monitors the wireless
network.
{
AP Online Time—Successive online time of the AP.
{
Location—Name of the location view to which the AP belongs. If the AP belongs to no
location view, this field is null.
{
Group—Name of AP group to which the AP belongs. You can click the group name to enter
its management page.
Client Information
{
Online Clients—Number of clients associated with the AP.
Wireless Service
{
BSSID—BSSID of the WLAN.
{
Radio ID—ID of the radio bound to the WLAN. Click the ID to view parameters about the
radio. For more information, see "
Modifying radio parameters for a fit AP ."
{
SSID—SSID of the WLAN. Click the SSID to view detailed information about the WLAN.
NOTE:
If no WLAN is bound to the AP group to which the AP belongs, the AP information page does not
display the Wireless Service area.
Radio Information
{
ID—ID of the radio.
{
Radio Type—Type of the radio. Options are 802.11a and 802.11g.
{
Channel—Current working channel of the radio.
{
Current Transmission Power (dBm)—Current transmission power of the radio. The maximum
value is 127 dBm.
{
Admin Status—Administration status of the radio. Options are Up and Down. Only radios in
up state can provide access services and monitor the wireless network.
NOTE:
If no WLAN is bound to the AP group to which the AP belongs, the AP information page does not
display the Radio Interface area.
AP Interface
{
Interface Index—Index of the physical interface.
{
Physical Address—MAC address of the physical interface.
{
Rate (Mbps)—Maximum rate supported on the physical interface.
4. To perform general operations on the AP, click the target link in the Action area.
Viewing history information about a fit AP
WSM allows you to view history information about the trend of the client number for an Aruba fit AP
to know the active time of the clients.