This chapter describes statistics displayed by the graphical user interface (GUI). Statistics are available for controllers or service platforms and their managed devices.
A Smart RF statistical history is available to assess adjustments made to device configurations to compensate for detected coverage holes or device failures.
Statistics display detailed information about peers, health, device inventories, wireless clients associations, adopted AP information, rogue APs and WLANs. Access point statistics can be exclusively displayed to validate connected access points, their VLAN assignments and their current authentication and encryption schemes.
Wireless client statistics are available for an overview of client health. Wireless client statistics includes RF quality, traffic utilization and user details. Use this information to assess if configuration changes are required to improve network performance.
System wide statistics are available to review the health of the entire wireless network, including all its RF Domains and member devices.
RF Domain statistics are available to administrate specific device groups (domains) created in respect to their shared deployment objective.
NX series service platform statistics (both available under Wireless Controller statistics) display detailed information about peers, health, device inventories, wireless clients associations, adopted AP information, rogue APs and WLANs.
Access Point statistics can be exclusively displayed to validate connected access points, their VLAN assignments and their current authentication and encryption schemes.
Wireless Client statistics are available for an overview of client health. Wireless client statistics includes RF quality, traffic utilization and user details. Use this information to assess if configuration changes are required to improve network performance.
Guest Access statistics are also available for the periodic review of wireless clients requesting the required pass code, authentication and access into the WiNG managed guest network.
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