Wireless_DWIT_Status

Wireless > Status

The Wireless > Status page provides status information for wireless network, including WLAN Settings , WLAN Statistics , WLAN Activities and Station Status .

The Wireless > Status page has four tables:

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“ WLAN Settings ”

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“ WLAN Statistics ”

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“ WLAN Activities ”

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“ Station Status ”

WLAN Settings

The WLAN Settings table lists the configuration information for the built-in radio. All configurable settings in the WLAN Settings table are hyperlinks to their respective pages for configuration. Enabled features are displayed in green, and disabled features are displayed in red. Click on a setting to go the page in the Management Interface where you can configure that setting.

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WLAN Settings	Value
WLAN	Enabled or Disabled
SSID	Wireless network identification information
MAC Address (BSSID)	Serial Number of the wireless security appliance
WLAN IP Address	IP address of the WLAN port
WLAN Subnet Mask	Subnet information
Regulatory Domain	FCC - North America for domestic appliances ETSI - Europe for international appliances
Channel	Channel Number selected for transmitting wireless signal
Radio Tx Rate	Network speed in Mbps
Radio Tx Power	Current power level of the radio signal transmission
Authentication Type	Encryption settings for the radio, or Disabled--see the Wireless > Security page
MAC Filter List	Enabled or Disabled
Guest Services	Enabled or Disabled
Intrusion Detection	Enabled or Disabled
Wireless Firmware	Firmware version on the radio card
Associated Stations	Number of clients associated with the wireless security appliance
Radio Mode	Current power level of the radio signal transmission

WLAN Statistics

The WLAN Statistics table lists all of the traffic sent and received through the WLAN. The Wireless Statistics column lists the kinds of traffic recorded, the Rx column lists received traffic, and the Tx column lists transmitted traffic.

 

Wireless Statistics	Rx/TX
Good Packets	Number of allowed packets received and transmitted.
Bad Packets	Number of packets that were dropped that were received and transmitted.
Good Bytes	Total number of bytes in the good packets.
Management Packets	Number of management packets received and transmitted.
Control Packets	Number of control packets received and transmitted.
Data Packets	Number of data packets received and transmitted.

WLAN Activities

The WLAN Activities table describes the history of wireless clients connecting to the ADTRAN wireless security appliance.

 

Wireless Activities	Value
Associations	Number of wireless clients that have connected to the wireless security appliance.
Disassociations	Number of wireless clients that have disconnected to the wireless security appliance.
Reassociations	Number of wireless clients that were previously connected that have re- connected.
Authentications	Number of wireless clients that have been authenticated.
Deauthentications	Number of authenticated clients that have disconnected.
Discards Packets	Number of discarded packets.

Station Status

The Station Status table displays information about wireless connections associated with the wireless security appliance.

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Station - the name of the connection used by the MAC address

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MAC Address - the wireless network card MAC address

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Authenticated - status of wireless authentication

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Associated - status of wireless association

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AID - Association ID, assigned by the security appliance

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Signal - strength of the radio signal

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Timeout - number of seconds left on the session

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Configure - options for configuring the station:

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- configure power management on the wireless network card of this station, if enabled.

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- block the station from the security appliance and add it to the Deny MAC Filter List.

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- dissociate the station from the security appliance.

 

Discovered Access Points

The Discovered Access Points table appears when the ADTRAN appliance is in Wireless Client Bridge mode.

To create a wireless bridge with another access point:

1.	Before you begin, verify that your wireless security settings match that of the access point to which you are bridging, and that you have switched your wireless appliance to Wireless Client Bridge mode in the Wireless > Settings page.

2.	In the Wireless > Status screen, locate the access point you wish to bridge to and click the Connect button.

3.	The configuration is set and your SSID changes to mirror that of the wireless bridge host.

Note

For security reasons, never create a bridge over an open wireless connection.