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e.
To stop spectrum analysis, click Stop Spectrum Analysis.
13.
To stop the troubleshooting process, click Stop at the bottom of the page.
By querying the username of a client
You can configure the username of a client associated with a Comware-based AP in the Client Info
Management page, or WSM can obtain the username in the following ways:
•
For an 802.1X authenticated user, WSM automatically obtains the username from the AC or fat
AP.
•
For a UAM server authenticated user, WSM synchronizes the username from UAM after you
perform the synchronize operation in the Client Info Management page.
To start the troubleshooting process by querying the username of a client:
1.
On the top right corner of the page, click the expand icon
for the query box.
The operation list appears.
2.
Click
Troubleshooting.
3.
Enter the username of the client.
WSM supports fuzzy match for this field.
4.
Click the query icon .
One of the following pages appears:
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If only one client matches the querying username, the Configure Troubleshooting Parameters
page appears.
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If multiple clients match the querying username, the Client List page appears.
You can select the target client in the client list, and click OK to enter the Configure
Troubleshooting Parameters page for the client.
For more information about the troubleshooting parameter configurations and the
troubleshooting process, see "
By querying the IP address of a client
Starting the troubleshooting process from the troubleshooting configuration page
1.
Click the Service tab.
2.
From the navigation tree, select WLAN Manager.
3.
Hover the mouse over Resource Management.
The Resource Management list appears.
4.
Click Clients in the list.
The Clients page appears.
5.
Click the Operation icon
for the target client.
The operation list appears.
6.
Click Troubleshooting.
The Configure Troubleshooting Parameters page appears.
For more information about the troubleshooting parameter configurations and the
troubleshooting process, see "