AP Inventory Reports

To View Reports:

1. From the top menu, click Reports.
2. In the Available AP Reports list, click the report you want to view.
   

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   All AP Inventory reports open in a new browser window.
   

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   If you open only automatically refreshed reports, the Web management session timer will not be updated or reset. Your session will eventually time out.

The following is an example of the Wireless AP Inventory report:

AP Inventory Report Columns lists the column names and abbreviations found in the AP Inventory report:

AP Inventory Report Columns

Column Name	Description
Wireless AP (Serial)	Includes AP type, AP name, serial number, and role (including role type)
Topology	Ethernet port and associated IP address of the interface on the controller through which the AP communicates.
HW	Hardware version of the AP.
SW	Software version executing on the AP.
Country	Country in which the AP is deployed
Antennas	Antennas used
Power Status	Indicates ports on the AP39xx with low power status. Feature available for AP39xx only.
Sec. Tunnel	Secure tunnel mode
Cert.	AP certification (enabled or disabled)
SSH	SSH access (enabled or disabled)
LBS	Location-based service (enabled or disabled)
Mcast Assembly	Multicast Assembly (enabled or disabled)
BD	Broadcast disassociation (enabled or disabled).
Persistence	Enabled or disabled
P/To	Poll timeout. If polling is enabled, a numeric value.
P/I	Poll interval. If polling is enabled, a numeric value.
Wired MAC	The physical address of the AP's wired Ethernet interface.
Description	As defined on the AP Properties screen.
Rdo	Radios: 1 or 2.
Ra	802.11a radio. The data entry for an AP indicates whether the a radio is on or off.
Rb	802.11b protocol enabled. Possible values are on or off.
Rg	802.11g protocol enabled. Possible values are on or off.
Rn	802.11n protocol enabled. Possible values are on or off.
DP	DTIM period
BP	Beacon Period
RT	RTS Threshold
FT	Fragmentation Threshold
Req Ch	Last requested channel
Ch / Tx	Current channel Tx power level
Aj	Auto Tx Power Ctrl Adjust when ATPC is enabled
TxMn	Minimum Tx power, in decibels
TxMx	Maximum Tx power, in decibels
ATT	Attenuation for APs that support professional antenna installation.
Dom	RF domain
MnBR	Minimum Basic Rate (For more information, see the Wireless AP radio configuration tabs.)
Pmb	Preamble (long, short)
PM	Protection Mode
PR	Protection Rate
PT	Protection Type
VNS Name: MAC	Also called BSSID, this is the MAC address of a (virtual) wireless interface on which the AP serves a BSS/VNS. There could be 8 per radio.
11n Channel Width	20MHz, 40MHz, or auto
11n Guard Interval	If 11n Channel Width is 40MHz, long or short
11n Channel Bonding	Enabled only if 11n Channel Width is 40MHz
11n Protection Mode	Protects high throughput transmissions on primary channels from non-11n APs and clients. Enabled or disabled.
Failure Maintn.	Maintain MU sessions on the Wireless AP when the AP loses the connection to the controller.
Assn	Assignment (address assignment method)
IP Address	Wireless AP's IP address if statically configured (same as the Static Values button on the AP Static Configuration screen).
Netmask	If the AP's IP address is configured statically, the net mask that is statically configured for the AP.
Gateway	If the AP's IP address is configured statically, the IP address of the gateway router that the AP will use.
MTU Interface	MTU Interface (enabled or disabled)
MTU Tunnel	MTU Tunnel value
TLS	802.1x EAP-TLS authentication configuration
PEAP	802.1x PEAP authentication configuration
EWC Search List	The list of IP addresses that the AP is configured to try to connect to in the event that the current connection to the controller is lost.
IoT MAC	MAC address of the IoT hardware.
Mode	Indicates the image type for the IoT hardware. Valid values are: Bluetooth or Thread. Bluetooth is the default.
Power	Indicates the received RSSI for the beacon application. Currently fixed. Valid values are: Min.-127dBm, Max. 127dBm, Default. -45dBm.
Interval	The advertising interval for the iBeacon application. Valid values are: Min (100ms) and Max (10240ms). The default value is Min (100ms).
Major	Identifies a subset of beacons within the larger set. Used to more precisely pinpoint beacon location, and therefore MU location. This value could represent a venue specific attribute, such as a specific store or wing in a building. Valid values are 0 to 65635.
Minor	Identifies an individual beacon. Used to more precisely pinpoint beacon location, and therefore MU location. This value complements the UUID and Major values to provide more granular identification of a specific location, such as a particular shelf, door-way, item. Valid values are 0 to 65635.
Available for Export Only:
UUID Beacon	Used to differentiate a large group of related beacons. A company can have a network of beacons with the same UUID. A smart phone app can identify the beacons coming from that company.
Location of AP XY	Map coordinates. Used in conjunction with a site map. (Top left corner of the map is considered 0,0.)