View The Switch Port An AP Is Attached To In Extreme Management
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‎08-01-2017 03:14 PM
Hi,
When doing a search for an AP by name, serial, IP or selecting it via the Wireless -> Access Points section, it would be really useful to see what switch, and switch port it is connected to - which is one of the useful features the tool has in tracing where end-systems are connected.
Below is a few examples of the various places AP information is provided, but no detail on where in the network the AP is physically connected:
One way in I can see where the AP is attached is to do a compass search, as per below:
Just wondered if there is any other way, or the possibility could be added or is coming to show the information in the Oneview.
Many thanks in advance.
When doing a search for an AP by name, serial, IP or selecting it via the Wireless -> Access Points section, it would be really useful to see what switch, and switch port it is connected to - which is one of the useful features the tool has in tracing where end-systems are connected.
Below is a few examples of the various places AP information is provided, but no detail on where in the network the AP is physically connected:
One way in I can see where the AP is attached is to do a compass search, as per below:
Just wondered if there is any other way, or the possibility could be added or is coming to show the information in the Oneview.
Many thanks in advance.
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‎01-02-2020 08:37 AM
With XMC V8.3 WiNG APs should be recognize via LLDP and shown in map in the same manner as they will be authenticated.
I try that with identify APs but this failed in current 8.3 and will be available at future V8.5.
BR,
Matthias
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‎08-01-2017 03:21 PM
Thats correct . But make sure that the number of users for auth on the port is limited to 1 , otherwise the wireless clients who doing mac/dot1x while bridged at AP will have an issue. In the latest XOS (21.2x I believe) there is an option for "Ap aware port" which will limit this number automatically.
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‎08-01-2017 03:21 PM
Thanks Yury, probably wouldn't have done that had you not mentioned it. Cheers.
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‎08-01-2017 03:16 PM
You'd do authentication on the switch port - then it would show the AP in EMC.
A basic MAC based auth with a allow all would be enough, it's just to feed the information into EMC.
A basic MAC based auth with a allow all would be enough, it's just to feed the information into EMC.
