H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center - Manual (Page 361)

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Configuring PoE on a fat AP access port
If the access device directly connects to the fat AP and the AP access port supports the PoE function,
operators can enable or disable the PoE function on the AP access port. For more information, see
" Configuring PoE on a fit AP access port ."
Managing rogue AP access ports
WSM allows you to manage rogue AP access ports on the AP Access Ports page.
Viewing rogue AP access ports
You can view all rogue AP access ports managed in WSM and information about the related rogue
APs, including the following:
• Status
• MAC address
• Vendor
• SSID
• Access device
• Access interface
• Collect time.
To view rogue AP access ports:
1. Click the Service tab.
2. From the navigation tree, select WLAN Manager > Resource Management > AP Access Ports.
The AP Access Ports page appears.
3. Click the Rogue AP tab.
The Device List page displays all rogue AP access ports and the related rogue AP information.
Device List contents
• Status—Displays the rogue AP status, connectivity between the rogue AP and the access device,
and the PoE status of the access device.
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The state of the rogue AP can be any of the following:
− Online/Primary—Indicates that the online rogue AP is connected to and managed by
the master AC.
− Online/Secondary—indicates that the online rogue AP is connected to and managed
by the backup AC.
− Offline
{
The Direct Link icon indicates that the rogue AP is directly connected to the access device.
{
The Indirect Link icon indicates that the rogue AP is directly or indirectly connected to the
access device.
{
The PoE Enable icon indicates that the AP access port is enabled with PoE.
{
The PoE Disable icon indicates that the AP access port is disabled with PoE.