Go to Monitor > Clients to display a list of clients in your network and their associated data. Use this
information to understand client status, access roles, and associated APs. From the client list,
you can add clients to and remove clients from access lists.
From the client Actions
button, you can delete and disassociate clients, re-authenticate clients, and move clients into
and out of groups.
Highlights on the Clients List:
IP Address — The IP Address field displays
the IPv4 address and indicates when there is up to three IPv6 addresses. Hover over the IP
Address field to view the full IPv6 address. You also have the option to display the IPv6
addresses in a separate field.
RSS (dBm) — Received Signal Strength
Indicator is the estimated power level that a client device is receiving from the associated
access point.
Spatial Stream — Number of MIMO streams
supported by each client. Use this information to inform your decisions about hardware
purchases and decisions about network configuration.
Capabilities — Client protocol capabilities.
Indicates which protocol capabilities the client supports. Valid values are:
DL Lost Retries Packets —
Indicates the number of packets lost between the AP and the client (downlink). This value
indicates the health of the RF environment. Possible reasons for packet transmission failure
are channel noise or co-channel interference.
Default
VLAN — Indicates the VLAN ID assigned to the client.
Note
This column is hidden by default. To display or hide the Default VLAN column, select the column
display icon on the Clients list.
The Default
VLAN column applies to clients with a default VLAN assigned from a Bridged at Controller
(Bridged@AC or B@AC) VLAN group.
When the client's assigned topology is a B@AC VLAN group, this
column displays in parentheses the specific member VLAN ID that is resolved from within the group for that
client, rather than the group identifier. This information helps administrators to identify IP
addressing issues and troubleshoot VLAN assignment problems without navigating the VLAN group
configuration.
Channel — Indicates the channel
to which the client is connected. Possible values include a specific channel number or a
channel number, plus offset, and channel width.
For example, 44+1/40 represents channel 44, +1
offset of the primary channel, / 40 MHz channel width.
Use Query Builder to create reports using the available data points.
