AirWave shows trends for the past several minutes, while MM shows longer trends.

AirWave combines information from more sources, such as RADIUS authenticating servers and APs.

AirWave shows the current signal level for the client connection, while MM does not show RF statistics.

MM shows user and role information associated with clients, while AirWave does not.

cellular phone

AP operating on channel 11

wireless security camera operating on channel 8

weather radar

to support a faster firewall throughput rate

to support 802.11ac APs rather than only 802.11n APs

to support more wireless users

to support more POE devices directly connected to the MC

to see the break down for only the roles, destinations, WLANs, and devices that use this application

to download a report about the usage of this application over time

to create filter rules in order to control wireless user access to this application

to set up bandwidth rule in order to control wireless user access to this application

Assign switch ports connected to APs to VLANs associated with the desired subnets.

Set the VLANs associated with desired subnets in the WLAN settings.

Configure firewall policies that permit the desired subnet, and add them to the initial role for the WLAN.

In the WLAN settings, configure User role rules with the desired subnet addresses as match criteria.