The provides the summary of Controllers, Access devices, WAN Wide Area Network. WAN is a telecommunications network or computer network that extends over a large geographical distance. and Clusters. See Figure 1 for page.
The dashboard contains the following windows:
- —This window displays the summary of all the controllers in the network. This is the default page. Click the donut chart or hyperlinked number to navigate to the table and view the details of all the controllers. For more information, see Controller.
You can view the following information using the drop-down list.
- — Displays the status of all the controllers in the network. The controller status is categorized as: , and
- — Displays the health of all the controllers in the network. The controller health is categorized as:
- - The health status is displayed as when any one of the following scenarios is observed:
- the controller itself is down.
- at least one of its uplinks has poor health score.
- 10% or more of the APs are Down.
- - The health status is displayed as when when any one of the following scenarios is observed:
at least one of its uplinks has a fair health score.
1% or more (less than 10%) of the APs are Down.
- The health status is displayed as if APs and WAN Wide Area Network. WAN is a telecommunications network or computer network that extends over a large geographical distance. uplinks are up.
- The health status is displayed as when the health status of the controller cannot be identified as good, fair, or poor.
Click button to display the location of the managed devices in the network. If a managed device is not positioned, it is listed in a red balloon in the top-right corner of the map.
—This window displays the summary of all the access points connected to a managed device. This is the default page. Click the donut chart or hyperlinked number to navigate to the table and view the details of all the access points connected to the network. For more information, see Access Devices.
You can view the following information using the drop-down list.
— Displays the status of all the access points connected to a managed device. The access point status is categorized as: , and .
— Displays five access point groups with the number of access points connected per group.
Click button in the bottom right corner of the window to navigate to the table and view the details of tunneled switch.
— The window displays the summary of status and health of uplink in the network. This is the default page. Click the donut chart or hyperlinked number to navigate to the table and view the details of all the uplinks in the network. For more information, see Details.
You can view the following information using the drop-down list.
— Displays the status of all uplinks in the network. The uplink status is categorized as: , and
— Displays the health of all uplinks in the network. The uplink health is categorized as: , , and
— The dashboard provides a visual overview on each cluster deployed on the network. The cluster dashboard displays total AP load, client load per cluster, health of each cluster, and status of each controller and access point connected to the cluster.
—This window displays the summary of all active wired and wireless clients in the managed device. This is the default page. Click the horizontal bar or hyperlinked number to navigate to the table and view the details of the active clients. For more information, see Details.
