Network Card User Manual

Captive Portal
Failed Authentication Clients
Cisco Small Business WAP121 and WAP321 Wireless-N Access Point with PoE 155
9
- Local—The WAP device uses a local database to authenticated users.
- RADIUS—The WAP device uses a database on a remote RADIUS
server to authenticate users.
• VAP ID—The VAP that the user is associated with.
• Radio ID—The ID of the radio. Because the WAP321 has a single radio, this
field always shows Radio1.
• Captive Portal ID—The ID of the Captive Portal instance to which the user
is associated.
• Session Timeout—The time remaining, in seconds, for the CP session to be
valid. After the time reaches zero, the client is deauthenticated.
• Away Timeout—The time remaining, in seconds, for the client entry to be
valid. The timer starts when the client dissociates from the CP. After the time
reaches zero, the client is deauthenticated.
• Received Packets—The number of IP packets received by the WAP device
from the user station.
• Transmitted Packets—The number of IP packets transmitted from the
WAP device to the user station.
• Received Bytes—The number of bytes received by the WAP device from
the user station.
• Transmitted Bytes—The number of bytes transmitted from the WAP
device to the user station.
You can click Refresh to show the latest data from the WAP device.
Failed Authentication Clients
The Failed Authenticated Clients page lists information about clients that
attempted to authenticate on a Captive Portal and failed.
To view a list of clients who failed authentication, select Captive Portal > Failed
Authentication Clients in the navigation pane.
• MAC Address—The MAC address of the client.
• IP Address—The IP address of the client.
• User Name—The Captive Portal user name of the client.