Wired Connectivity Experience

This widget displays information about connectivity for wired devices, such as switches. Data is reported for each unit of hardware, even for stacked switches. The actions and options are similar to the Wireless Connectivity widget. For wired deices, you can only view by location. In this widget, the details panel is labeled Hardware and displays port errors.

Assurance Scans: This timeline shows when ExtremeCloud IQ analyzed data coming from a managed device, and identifies when and how many anomalies were discovered. Hover over any bar in the timeline to see more details.

Licenses: Displays the number of used and available licenses for ExtremeCloud IQ CoPilot, ExtremeCloud IQ Pilot (for APs and switches) and Navigator (WiNG devices). Select Manage to go the licensing window. Select the headphones icon to return to the ExtremeCloud IQ CoPilot dashboard from the Licensing window.: Displays the number of used and available licenses for ExtremeCloud IQ, (for APs and switches) and Navigator (WiNG devices). Select Manage to go the licensing window. Select the headphones icon to return to the dashboard from the Licensing window.

Wi-Fi Efficiency:Displays anomalies related to wireless communication between clients and APs. You can sort the data by location, severity, and most recent occurrence. This widget presents packet data anomalies and information about them.

Wi-Fi Capacity: Displays anomalies related to AP capacity and airtime usage. You can sort the data by location, severity, and most recent occurrence. This data contains statistical information such as client's connection duration and the channel utilization information related to wireless devices (APs). Information reported in this widget includes:

Total time that a channel was in use.
Total time that peak usage for the channel was 80% or higher.
The total number of peak intervals and non-peak intervals (80% and more) recorded on the channel.
The average number of clients during peak and non-peak intervals.
The average total Tx and Rx usage during peak and non-peak intervals.
The average interference during peak and non-peak intervals.
An indication of whether or not the channel is anomalous.
An indication of the severity of the anomaly (low, medium, high, or null).
Date and time of the analysis (typically over the last 24 hours).
The RDC from which the data was obtained.