Extreme Networks EPICenter 6.0, Reference Manual

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EPICenter Reports
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Clicking the First or Last links to display the first or last page in the report
You can filter the events that are displayed by constructing a conditional filter using the fields at the top
of the page, as shown in
Figure 210 . You can construct a two-clause filter statement.
Figure 212: Configuration Management Activity Log filter specification
For further information on filtering, see “Using Report Filtering” on page 379 .
Wireless Reports
The EPICenter wireless reports present information on wireless access points, interfaces (radios), and
clients.
A number of Extreme Networks switches extend network services to wireless 802.11a/b/g clients
within a fully integrated network infrastructure. Ports on these switches support wireless and Power
over Ethernet, and handle all of the management functions typically associated with an access point.
The Altitude 300 wireless port serves as the radio transmitter and receiver, inheriting configuration
information as soon as it is attached to the switch and as changes are made to the wireless profiles after
the system is deployed.
The wireless interfaces are radios. A switch port usually represents one interface, but if a wireless port
is connected, it adds two more interfaces to the switch port interface: interface 1 (A radio) and interface
2 (B/G radio). Thus, in the Interface column in several wireless reports, the interface is shown as
slot:port:interface_number:virtual_interface_number ; for example, 1:20:1:1. The virtual interface number is
currently not meaningful. It will be used in future Extreme Networks wireless features.
The wireless reports are explained in the following subsections.
Wireless Summary Report
The Wireless Summary Report provides an overview of the status of the wireless interfaces, Access
Points (APs) and wireless clients known to EPICenter (as shown in
Figure 213 ). From this report you
can link to detail reports in a number of areas.