Before enabling BLE data export:
- Ensure that the AP‘s Bluetooth
radio is active and the mode is set to le-sensor. For more
information on configuring the Bluetooth settings for an AP‘s profile, see Manage Bluetooth Configuration.
- Perform the procedure Configure a Sensor Policy to define the interval at
which RSSI data is forwarded from the BLE sensor to the external, third-party
server. Next, apply the policy to an RF Domain. See Configure Site Policies for instructions.
A BLE Data Export policy enables forwarding of Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) data to an
external, third-party server.
The BLE data export policy provides the external, third-party server‘s REST URL.
After configuring the policy, you must apply it to a Site (RF Domain). Once applied,
BLE-enabled WiNG APs within the domain are able to sense BLE iBeacon and Eddystone
beacons from other BLE-enabled devices, and forward device data to the specified
third-party server. This data is forwarded in JSON format.
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Go to .
The BLE Data Export window opens and displays a list of configured policies,
if any exist. The total number of configured policies is shown in
parentheses.
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Choose from the following actions:
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Select the sort icon adjacent to the Policy Name column heading
to sort the data. By default, the data is sorted in ascending order, as
indicated by the direction of the arrow in the icon . Toggle the icon to sort the column data in
descending order . The "1" indicates by which column heading
the data is currently sorted.
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Select associated with a BLE Data Export policy to
modify it.
Edit the BLE Data
Export policy in accordance with the instructions in the steps in this
procedure. You cannot edit the Policy
Name.
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Select associated with a
BLE Data Export policy to remove it.
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Select to create a new
BLE Data Export policy.
The
Add Policy
pop-up window opens.
- Assign a policy
Name. The name cannot exceed 32 characters.
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Select Add to save the policy.
The Basic window opens.
- Configure the BLE
Data Export policy in accordance with the instructions in the
steps in this procedure.
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In the REST field, enter the URL of the external,
third-party server to which you want to send the RSSI feed.
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After you have completed
configuring the settings, choose from the following actions:
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Select Revert to restore default settings or restore the
last saved settings.
Note
You cannot
restore default settings after applying or saving
changes.
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Select Apply
to commit the configured settings.
Note
This does not
permanently save the settings you configured. If you perform a
Reload (warm reboot), applied settings will be lost.
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Select Save
to commit and save the configured settings.
Note
If you do not select Apply or
Save, the settings that you configured are
not saved when you move away from the configuration
window.
Next, apply the policy to the Site (RF Domain). See Configure Site Policies for instructions.