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Software User Manual 12/10/09 D-Link Unified Access System Field Authenticated Clients Transmit Power Fixed Power Indicator Manual Power Adjustment Status Total Neighbors Table 285: Managed AP Radio Detail (Cont.) Description Total count of clients authenticated with the AP on the physical radio. This is a sum of all the clients authenticated with the AP for each VAP enabled on the radio. If radio is operational, the current transmit power for the radio. This flag indicates if a fixed power setting is configured and assigned to the radio, a fixed transmit power can be configured in the valid AP database (locally or on a RADIUS server). Indicates the current state of a manual request to change the power setting on this radio. The valid values are: • None: No request has been made to change the power. • Requested: A power adjustment has been requested by the user but has not been processed by the switch. • In Progress: The switch is processing a power adjustment request for this radio. • Success: A power adjustment request is complete. • Failure: A power adjustment request failed. Total number of neighbors (both APs and clients) that can be seen by this radio in its RF area. For radios that include IEEE 802.11a, IEEE 802.11a/n, or 5-GHz 802.11n support, the page displays an additional table with radar detection information. Table 286: Radio Detail Regulatory Domain Field Supported Channel Radar Detection Required Radar Detected Time Since Radar Last Detected Description Lists the radio channel used for transmitting and receiving wireless traffic. In some regulatory domains, radar detection is required on some channels in the 5-GHz band. If radar detection is required on the channel, the AP uses the 802.11h specification to avoid interference with other wireless devices. Indicates whether another 802.11 device was detected on the channel. Shows the amount of time that has passed since the device was last detected on the channel. Viewing Managed Access Point Neighbor APs During the RF scan, an access point collects and stores beacon information visible from neighboring access points. Access points can store the neighbor information for up to 64 neighbor APs. If the neighbor scan information exceeds the capacity, the oldest data in the neighbor list is overwritten. Use the menu above the table to select the AP with the Neighbor AP information to view. The AP is identified by its MAC address and location. If the AP has two radios, select a radio to view the neighbor APs detected by using an RF scan on that radio. The radio is identified by its number and configured mode. If the radio is disabled, the radio mode will be displayed as Off. The Delete All Neighbors button clears the list for Neighbor APs and Neighbor Clients. The list is repopulated as neighbors are discovered. Table 287 on page 468 describes the fields you see on the Neighbor APs page for the managed access point status. Document 34CSFP6XXUWS-SWUM100-D7 Monitoring Status and Statistics Page 467