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Alert Summary The Alert Summary section displays all known and current alerts, as previously configured and enabled in
the System > Alerts page. Alerts can be sorted using the column headers (Type, Last 2 Hours, Last Day, Total,
or Last Event). The Alert Summary field displays four types of alerts, as follows:
AWMS Alerts
IDS Events
Incidents
RADIUS Authentication Issues
Click any alert type, and the Alert Summary page appears for
that alert type, enabling further analysis and
investigation.
NOTE: The Incidents portion of this summary table only increments the counter for incidents that are open
and associated to an AP. This is also the case if you click Incidents and view incident details. To view all
incidents, including those not associated to an AP, navigate to the Helpdesk > Incidents page.
Quick Links The Quick Links section of the Home > Overview page provides drop-d
own menus that enable you to move to
the most common and frequently used pages in AWMS, as follows:
Go to folder—This menu lists all folders defined in AWMS from the APs/Devices List page, and enables
you to display information for any or all of them. See “Using Device Folders (Optional)” on page15
7.
Go to group—This menu lists all groups defined in AWMS, and enables you to display information for any
or all of them. Use the Groups pages to edit, add, or delete groups that appear in this section. See
“Configuring and Using Device Groups in AWMS” on page79.
View latest reports—AWMS supports 13 reports, enabling you to generate custom reports, or to display
the latest daily version of any report. Click any report type to display the daily version. See “Creating,
Running, and Emailing Reports” on page261.
Common tasks—This menu provides an inventory of and quick links to the most heavily used task-
oriented pages in AWMS, to include the following:
Configure Alert Thresholds—This link takes you to the System > Triggers page. See ““Monitoring and
Supporting AWMS with the System Pages” on page24
9” on page213.
Configure Default Credentials—This link takes you to the Device Setup > Communication page. See
“Configuring Communication Settings
for Discovered Devices” on page53.
Discover New Devices on Your Network—This link takes you to the Device Setup > Discover page. See
“Discovering, Adding, and Managing Devices” on page12
7.
Supported Devices and Features—This link launches and displays a PDF file that summarizes all
supported devices and features in chart format for AWMS. Adobe Reader is required.
Upload Device Firmware—This link launches and displays the Device Setup > Upload Files page. See
“Overview of the Device Setup > Upload Files Page” on page58.
View Event Log—This link launches and displays the System > Event Log page. See “Using the System
> Event Logs Page” on page25
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Table 125 Home > Overview Sections and Descriptions
Section Description