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MSM7xx Controllers Configuration Guide v6.4.0

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Handler
A handler is the AP or controller that provides the data path to a network.
• If the network is handled by an AP managed by this controller, then this column shows
the names of controlled APs supporting the network. Up to five APs can be displayed (the
first five APs registered by the controller for the specific network).
• If the network is local to this controller, then this column shows This controller.
• If the network is directly connected to another controller, then this column shows the name
of the other controller.
Network
Name of the network.
Mobility clients
This table provides information on all roaming clients that are active in the mobility domain.
MAC address
Media access control (hardware) address of the client. Select the address to see a log of
mobility-related events for the client. For details, see “Mobility client event log” (page 298).
IP address
IP address of the client.
Data path
Lists all the APs and controllers that are in the data path between a user and their home network.
Network
The name of the users home network.
Status
Possible values are:
• Connected: The client is connected to their home network.
• Blocked: Client data transfer is blocked because the home network could not be found.
Forwarding table
Port
Identifies the logical or physical port on which traffic is being forwarded.
MAC address
Identifies the MAC address to be matched. Traffic addressed to this address is forwarded on
the corresponding port.
VSC ID
Identifies the VSC that a wireless client is connected to.
VLAN
Identifies the VLAN that the MAC address is associated with.
Authorized?
Indicates if the wireless client is authorized to send traffic on the bridge.
Local
• Yes: Indicates that the MAC address identifies an interface on the controller.
• No: Indicates that the MAC address is learned (not on the controller).
Aging
Indicates how long (in seconds) until the entry is deleted from the table. Once deleted the entry
must be relearned.
Monitoring the mobility domain 297