Concept Guide

1693| show local-userdb-ap Dell Networking W-Series ArubaOS 6.5.x| Reference Guide
Parameter Description
Name
MAC address of the AP.
AP-Group
Name of the AP group to which the AP has been assigned.
AP-name
Name of the AP. If no name has been specified, this column will display the
AP’s MAC address
Full-name
Text string used to identify the AP. This field often describes the AP’s user,
and corresponds to the User Name field in the RAP whitelist in the WebUI.
Authen-Username
User name of the user who authenticated the remote AP. This parameter
holds the user name of the user who authenticated the remote AP. This is
related to the zero touch authentication feature, as a user needs
authenticate an AP before it gets its complete configuration. Before the AP is
authenticated, it is given a restricted configuration to allow users to perform
captive portal authorization via the remote AP’s ENET ports to authenticate
the remote AP. The username used during captive portal authentication will
be stored in this field. This cannot be added manually when creating a local-
userdb-ap entry.
Revoke-Text
The command local-userdb-aprevoke includes an optional revoke-
comment parameter that allows network administrators to explain why the
AP was revoked. If an AP is revoked, and a revoke comment entered, this text
appears in the revoke-text column in the show local-userdb-ap command.
When a local DB entry is reenabled via the command local-userdb-ap
modify mac-addr mode enable, this field is cleared.
AP_Authenticated
This column indicates the authorization status of the AP. An AP can either be
Authenticated or Provisioned.
Remote APs that do not support certificated-based provisioning will always
display a Provisioned status.
Remote APs that support certificated-based provisioning can display either a
Authenticated or Provisioned status, depending on their configuration and
authentication status.
l If the remote AP has a defined AP authorization profile, the remote AP will
be in a “Provisioned” state with a limited configuration until it is
authenticated. After it the remote AP has been authenticated, it will be in
an “Authenticated” state.
l If the remote AP does not have a defined AP authorization profile, the
remote AP will be in a“Provisioned” state, but will still receive the full
configuration assigned to that AP and its AP group.
Description
A text string used to further identify the remote AP.
Date-Added
Date and time that the AP was added to the local user database
Enabled
This column shows if the entry in the database is enabled or disabled.
Database entries can be enabled or disabled using the CLI commands:
local-userdb-ap {add|modify} mac-address <mac-addr> mode {enable|disable}
and
local-userdb-ap revoke mac-address <mac-addr>