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Professional Access Point
Administrator Guide
Sessions - 60
Understanding Session Monitoring Information
The Sessions page shows information about users and client devices associated with access points in the
cluster. Each session is identified by user name and client MAC address, along with the access point
(location) to which the client is connected.
To view a particular statistic for a session, select the item from the Display list and click Go. You can view
Idle Time, Data Rate, Signal, Utilization, and so on; all of which are described in detail in the table below.
A session is the period of time for which a user on a client device with a unique MAC address maintains a
connection with the wireless network. The session begins when the user logs on to the network, and the
session ends when the user either logs off intentionally or loses the connection unintentionally.
Details about session information are given below.
Note
A session is not the same as an association, which describes a client connection to a particular access
point. A client network connection can shift from one clustered access point to another within the con-
text of the same session. A client station can roam between APs and maintain the session.
For information about monitoring associations and link integrity monitoring, see “Client Associations”
on page 83.
Field Description
User The user names of IEEE 802.1x clients.
Note: This field is relevant only for clients that are connected to APs using
IEEE 802.1x security mode and local authentication server. (For more informa-
tion about this mode, see “IEEE 802.1x” on page 114.) For clients of APs using
IEEE 802.1x with RADIUS server or other security modes, no user name will
be shown here.
AP Location The location of the access point.
This is derived from the location description specified on the Basic Settings
tab.
User MAC The MAC address of the user’s client device.
A MAC address is a hardware address that uniquely identifies each node of a
network.
Idle The amount of time that this station has remained inactive.
A station is considered to be idle when it is not receiving or transmitting data.
Idle time is measured in milliseconds.
Rate The speed at which this access point is transferring data to the client.
The data transmission rate is measured in megabits per second (Mbps).
This value will fall within the range of the advertised rate set for the IEEE
802.1x mode in use on the access point. For example, 1 to 54Mbps for
802.11g.
- Professional Access Point 1
- Administrator Guide 1
- Contents 5
- About This Document 9
- Typographical Conventions 10
- PDF Links 10
- Getting Started 11
- Features and Benefits 12
- Guest Interface 13
- Networking 13
- What’s Next? 14
- Administrator’s Computer 18
- Wireless Client Computers 19
- Static IP Addressing 21
- Recovering an IP Address 21
- Initial Connection Notes 24
- SSID). Do not run the Detec 26
- Click Next 29
- Username admin 30
- Password admin 30
- Default Configuration 32
- Web User Interface 35
- Navigating to Basic Settings 36
- Basic Settings - 38 38
- Update Basic Settings 40
- Summary of Settings 40
- Basic Settings - 41 41
- Access Points 43
- Understanding Clustering 44
- Access Points - 45 45
- Access Points - 46 46
- Access Points - 47 47
- Access Points - 48 48
- Access Points - 49 49
- Access Points - 50 50
- Access Points - 51 51
- User Management 53
- Viewing User Accounts 54
- Adding a User 54
- Editing a User Account 55
- Removing a User Account 56
- User Management - 57 57
- Sessions 59
- Sessions - 60 60
- Sorting Session Information 61
- Channel Management 63
- Channel Management - 64 64
- Channel Management - 65 65
- Channel Management - 66 66
- Channel Management - 67 67
- Channel Management - 68 68
- Channel Management - 69 69
- Wireless Neighborhood 71
- Wireless Neighborhood - 72 72
- Viewing Wireless Neighborhood 73
- Interfaces 77
- Ethernet (Wired) Settings 78
- Wireless Settings 78
- Events - 79 79
- Events - 80 80
- Events - 81 81
- Transmit/Receive Statistics 82
- Client Associations 83
- Link Integrity Monitoring 84
- Neighboring Access Points 85
- Advanced 89
- Setting the DNS Name 91
- Managing Guest Access 91
- Wireless Settings - 99 99
- Updating Settings 100
- Security 101
- RECOMMENDATIONS 102
- SEE ALSO 103
- Configuring Security Settings 107
- Security - 108 108
- Security - 109 109
- Security - 110 110
- Security - 111 111
- Example of Using Static WEP 112
- Security - 113 113
- Security - 114 114
- Security - 115 115
- Field Description 116
- USRobotics 116
- Security - 117 117
- Guest Login 121
- Guest Login - 122 122
- Guest Login - 123 123
- Guest Login - 124 124
- Virtual Wireless Networks 125
- Configuring VLANs 126
- Understanding Radio Settings 129
- Navigating to Radio Settings 130
- Configuring Radio Settings 130
- MAC Filtering 135
- Using MAC Filtering 136
- Load Balancing 139
- Configuring Load Balancing 140
- Load Balancing - 141 141
- Quality of Service 143
- Quality of Service - 144 144
- Quality of Service - 145 145
- Quality of Service - 146 146
- Navigating to QoS Settings 147
- Configuring QoS Queues 147
- Quality of Service - 148 148
- Quality of Service - 149 149
- Quality of Service - 150 150
- Wireless Distribution System 153
- Navigating to WDS Settings 155
- Configuring WDS Settings 156
- Time Protocol 161
- Understanding SNMP 165
- SNMP - 166 166
- SNMP - 169 169
- Reset Configuration 171
- Upgrade - 172 172
- Upgrade - 173 173
- Backup/Restore 174
- Backup/Restore - 175 175
- Backup/Restore - 176 176
- Command Line Interface 177
- User Interface 178
- Interface 179
- Commands and Syntax 184
- Ready to Get Started? 188
- Saving Configuration Changes 191
- Basic Settings 192
- For example: 193
- User Accounts 196
- View Log Settings 203
- Ethernet (Wired) Interface 207
- Disable Guest Access on VLANs 210
- To get the connection type: 211
- To view the new settings: 211
- Set the Static IP Address 212
- Wireless Interface 213
- To enable RADIUS accounting: 220
- To disable RADIUS accounting: 220
- Radio Settings 230
- Mode (Accept or Deny) 237
- Client List 237
- Set AIFS on the Access Point 241
- Reboot the Access Point 247
- Keyboard Shortcuts 248
- Tab Completion and Help 248
- CLI Class and Field Overview 250
- Class and Field Reference 253
- Field Index 254
- Troubleshooting 283
- Internet Explorer users: 284
- Netscape Navigator users: 285
- Configuration Troubleshooting 287
- Cluster Recovery 288
- Support Information 291
- Country Webmail Voice 292
- Regulatory Information 293
- For Canadian Users 294
- CE Compliance 295
- Regulatory Channel Frequency 296
- EU Health Protection 296
- Limited Warranty 299
- 4.0 WARRANTY REPLACEMENT: 300
- 5.0 LIMITATIONS: 301
- 6.0 DISCLAIMER: 302
- 7.0 GOVERNING LAW: 302
- Glossary 303
- Glossary - 304 304
- Glossary - 305 305
- Broadcast 306
- Broadcast Address 306
- Glossary - 307 307
- Glossary - 308 308
- Ethernet 309
- Glossary - 310 310
- Glossary - 311 311
- Glossary - 312 312
- Glossary - 313 313
- Glossary - 314 314
- Packet Loss 315
- Glossary - 316 316
- Glossary - 317 317
- Glossary - 318 318
- Supported Rate Set 319
- Glossary - 320 320
- Glossary - 321 321
- Glossary - 322 322
- Index–323 323
- Index–324 324
- Index–325 325
- Index–326 326
- Index–327 327
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