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Configuring the WAP2000 Access Point
Verifying Access Point Status
Cisco WAP2000 Wireless-G Access Point with Power Over Ethernet Administration Guide
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Verifying Access Point Status
This section describes how to check the status of the access point:
•
Checking Local Network Status, page 61
•
Checking Wireless Status, page 63
•
Checking System Performance, page 64
Checking Local Network Status
The Status > Local Network window displays the access point’s current status
information for the local network.
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Verifying Access Point Status
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To check local network status, follow these steps:
STEP 1
Click
Status > Local Network
.
The Status > Local Network
window displays the status information of the access
point.
•
Information
-
Hardware Version
—The version of the access point’s current hardware.
-
Software Version
—The version of the access point’s current software.
-
Local MAC Address
—The MAC address of the access point’s LAN
interface.
-
System Up Time
—The length of time the access point has been running.
•
Local Network
-
IP Address
—The access point’s IP address, as it appears on your local
network.
-
Subnet Mask
—The access point’s subnet mask.
-
Default Gateway
—The access point’s default gateway information.
-
Primary DNS
—The access point’s primary DNS information.
-
Secondary DNS
—The access point’s secondary DNS information.
STEP
2
To update the status information, click
Refresh
.
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Verifying Access Point Status
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Checking Wireless Status
The Status > Wireless window displays the access point’s current status
information for the wireless networks.
To check the wireless network status of the access point, follow these steps:
STEP 1
Click
Status > Wireless
.
This page displays the status of the wireless network:
•
MAC Address
—The MAC address of the access point’s wireless interface.
•
Mode
—The access point’s wireless network mode.
•
Channel
—The access point’s channel setting for the SSID.
•
Bandwidth Utilization
—The percentage of the bandwidth being used.
•
VLAN Trunk
—The VLAN Trunk status.
•
Priority Setting
—The priority setting status.
•
SSID 1–4
—Information about the access point’s configured SSIDs.
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Verifying Access Point Status
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STEP
2
To update the status information, click
Refresh
.
Checking System Performance
The Status > System Performance window displays the access point’s status
information for its current settings and data transmissions.
To check system performance of the access point, follow these steps:
STEP 1
Click
Status > Systems Performance
.
This page displays the access point’s system performance values:
•
Wired
The statistics for the wired network, the LAN.
-
Name
—The network to which the statistics refer, i.e. the LAN.
-
IP Address
—The access point’s local IP address.
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Verifying Access Point Status
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MAC Address
—The MAC Address of the access point’s wired interface.
-
Connection
—The status of the access point’s connection for the wired
network.
-
Packets Received
—The number of packets received.
-
Packets Sent
—The number of packets sent.
-
Bytes Received
—The number of bytes received.
-
Bytes Sent
—The number of bytes sent.
-
Error Packets Received
—The number of error packets received.
-
Drop Received Packets
—The number of packets being dropped after
they were received.
•
Wireless
The statistics for the wireless network.
-
Name
—The wireless network/SSID to which the statistics refer.
-
IP Address
—The access point’s local IP address.
-
MAC Address
—The MAC Address of the access point’s wireless
interface.
-
Connection
—This shows the status of the access point’s wireless
networks.
-
Packets Received
—The number of packets received for each wireless
network.
-
Packets Sent
—The number of packets sent for each wireless network.
-
Bytes Received
—The number of bytes received for each wireless
network.
-
Bytes Sent
—The number of bytes sent for each wireless network.
-
Error Packets Received
—The number of error packets received for
each wireless network.
-
Drop Received Packets
—The number of packets being dropped after
they were received.
STEP
2
To update the status information, click
Refresh
.

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