The Energy tab displays a list of RF Domain member radios and related details in tabular form.
Smart RF Statistics – Energy Table Column Headings describes the type of information displayed under each column in the Energy table.
| Column Heading | Description |
|---|---|
| Hostname | Displays the administrator defined hostname assigned to the RF domain member AP. |
| MAC Address | Displays the AP MAC address. |
| Radio MAC |
Displays the factory encoded hardware MAC address of the AP radio. You can select an AP's corresponding Radio MAC address to open an Energy graph depicting . |
| Radio ID | Indicates each radio‘s designation (radio 1, radio 2 or radio 3). |
| Radio Type | Identifies the 802.11 radio type. |
| Channel | Identifies the radio's current operating channel. |
If a RF Domain member radio's operational state is normal (use show smart-rf ap command on CLI), you can select the radio's MAC Address to open an Energy graph, as shown in Smart RF Statistics - Example Energy Display. The Smart RF Energy graph displays the selected radio's operating channels, noise level and neighbor count. Use this information to assess whether Smart RF neighbor recovery is needed with respect to poorly performing radios.
