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WLANs per Channels

WLANs per Channels

Alexander_Chern
New Contributor

Hi!

maybe who knows, how to present or display in CLI view  united information - WLAN mapping by channel in rf-domain?

 

for exam.: sh wireless radio detail | include XXX

I need some kind of statistical allocation - WLANS - per AP - per Channel

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Necheporenko__N
Extreme Employee

Hello Alexander,

You may do grep like below

ap7502-6A231A*#show wireless radio detail | include ":R|CHANNEL     |BSSID"
Radio: 84-24-8D-6A-23-1A:R1, alias ap7502-6A231A:R1
CHANNEL : Current: 1 Configured: smt Width: 20MHz
BSS-1 : test_1* (*=primary)(BSSID : 84-24-8D-69-EE-60)
BSS-2 : box_1* (*=primary)(BSSID : 84-24-8D-69-EE-61)
Radio: 84-24-8D-6A-23-1A:R2, alias ap7502-6A231A:R2
CHANNEL : Current: 52w Configured: smt Width: 20/40MHz
BSS-1 : test_1* (*=primary)(BSSID : 84-24-8D-6A-0C-50)
BSS-2 : only_5Ghz* (*=primary)(BSSID : 84-24-8D-6A-0C-51)
ap7502-6A231A*#
 

Best Regards,

Nikolay

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Necheporenko__N
Extreme Employee

Hello Alexander,

You may do grep like below

ap7502-6A231A*#show wireless radio detail | include ":R|CHANNEL     |BSSID"
Radio: 84-24-8D-6A-23-1A:R1, alias ap7502-6A231A:R1
CHANNEL : Current: 1 Configured: smt Width: 20MHz
BSS-1 : test_1* (*=primary)(BSSID : 84-24-8D-69-EE-60)
BSS-2 : box_1* (*=primary)(BSSID : 84-24-8D-69-EE-61)
Radio: 84-24-8D-6A-23-1A:R2, alias ap7502-6A231A:R2
CHANNEL : Current: 52w Configured: smt Width: 20/40MHz
BSS-1 : test_1* (*=primary)(BSSID : 84-24-8D-6A-0C-50)
BSS-2 : only_5Ghz* (*=primary)(BSSID : 84-24-8D-6A-0C-51)
ap7502-6A231A*#
 

Best Regards,

Nikolay

ckelly
Extreme Employee

Alexander,

There is a lot information available in the CLI but there’s not necessarily a query syntax available that always provides all of the information you are looking for in one output listing.  That’s really the heart of what you seem to be asking.

I think maybe the best way to address your question is to ask you to state specifically what data/metrics you want to see and then we can try to see if there are any existing single queries that can be constructed to meet those needs...or if you’ll need to make multiple queries in order to collect everything you want.

GTM-P2G8KFN