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*This field is only available for mesh APs. To see an example of mesh monitoring, see “Monitoring Data for Mesh Devices” on page 128 .
Table 74 describes the information in the Radio table for APs:
Devices with wired interfaces will display the Wired Interfaces table, which is described in Table 75 :
Quick Links
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Open controller web UI: A drop-down menu that allows you to jump to the controller’s UI in a new
window.
NOTE: For Dell PowerConnect W-Series controllers, if Single Sign-On is enabled for your role in this AMP
and you have access to this controller, you will not have to enter the credentials for this controller again
after selecting this link.
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Run a command: A drop-down menu with a list of CLI commands you can run directly from the APs/
Devices > Monitor page.
APs For controllers, displays the number of APs managed by this device at the time of the last polling.
Clients Displays the total number of users associated to the device or its APs regardless of which radio they are
associated to, at the time of the last polling.
Usage Combined bandwidth through the device at time of polling.
Table 74
APs/Devices > Monitor > Radio Fields and Descriptions
Field Description
Index The number of the radio, used to distinguish radios that may be of the same type on a device.
Name The Radio type (802.11a/b/g/n) as a link to the Radio Statistics page for that radio.
MAC Address The MAC address of the corresponding radio in the AP.
Clients The number of users associated to the corresponding radio at the time of the last polling.
Usage (Kbps) The amount of bandwidth being pushed through the corresponding radio interface or device at the time of
the last polling.
Channel The channel of the corresponding radio.
Tx Power Some devices report transmit power reduction rather than transmit power; no value is reported for those
devices.
Antenna Type Indicates Internal or External radio. For devices where antenna type is defined per AP, the same antenna
type will be listed for each radio.
Channel Width* The bandwidth of the channel used by 802.11 stations. Legacy devices use 20 MHz channels, and newer
devices that support the 802.11n standard can use 40 MHz channels to increase throughput.
Mesh Links * The total number of mesh links to the device including uplinks and downlinks.
Role Whether the radio acts as a Mesh Node or Access
Active SSIDs The SSID(s) of the radio.
Table 75
APs/Devices > Monitor > Wired Interfaces Fields and Descriptions
Field Description
Name Displays the name of the interface.
MAC Address Displays the MAC address of the corresponding interface in the device.
Clients Displays the number of users associated to the corresponding interface at the time of the last polling.
Type Indicates the type of interface - gigabitEthernet or fastEther for wired interfaces.
Table 73
APs/Devices > Monitor > Device Info Fields and Default Values (Continued)
Field Description