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84 CHAPTER 5: PERFORMING ADDITIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE TASKS To view the Access Point logs: 1 On the menu, click Status. 2 Click the Logs tab. Log information appears on the Logs screen, displaying: ■ Client connection information, including the date and time when clients were authenticated, associated, disassociated, and disassociated ■ System information, including the date and time when the device was started The date and time displayed in the Access Point logs are queried from a public Network Time Protocol (NTP) time server on the Internet. The time zone is set when you select your country/domain on the System screen. For the logs to show the correct date and time, select your country from the list and make sure the Access Point is connected to a local network that has an Internet connection. Figure 45 Viewing Log Entries Saving and Clearing Log Entries If you want to keep a copy of the log entries that are recorded on the Access Point, you can periodically save the logs to a file. You can view the log file that you just saved using a text editor (for example, Notepad).

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84
C
HAPTER
5: P
ERFORMING
A
DDITIONAL
A
DMINISTRATIVE
T
ASKS
To view the Access Point logs:
1
On the menu, click
Status
.
2
Click the
Logs
tab.
Log information appears on the
Logs
screen, displaying:
■
Client connection information, including the date and time when
clients were authenticated, associated, disassociated, and
disassociated
■
System information, including the date and time when the device was
started
The date and time displayed in the Access Point logs are queried from a
public Network Time Protocol (NTP) time server on the Internet. The time
zone is set when you select your country/domain on the System screen.
For the logs to show the correct date and time, select your country from
the list and make sure the Access Point is connected to a local network
that has an Internet connection.
Figure 45
Viewing Log Entries
Saving and Clearing Log Entries
If you want to keep a copy of the log entries that are recorded on the
Access Point, you can periodically save the logs to a file. You can view the
log file that you just saved using a text editor (for example, Notepad).