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 Section A Section A provides two common options: APs and Stations, accessible from all tabs on the EAP Controller interface.  The APs option respectively displays the number of the EAPs that are connected, disconnected and pending. You can click the number to go to the corresponding page on the Access Points Tab.  The Stations option separately displays the total number of users and guests. You can click the number to go to the corresponding page on the Clients Tab. On the right side of Section A, (Refresh), (Settings), and (Sign out) allow you to refresh the current page, globally configure the wireless network, and sign out from the management interface.  Section B Section B divides into the monitor menu area (providing six monitor tabs) and the monitor display area (where the detailed information under each tab displays).  Map Tab allows you to monitor the running condition of each EAP device.  Statistics Tab displays a visual representation of the network traffic of the managed EAPs.  Access Points Tab displays all the EAP devices on the local network for your management.  Clients Tab displays all the clients connected to the EAP wireless network.  Insight Tab displays the detailed information of all the previously connected clients and the detected rogue APs.  Log Tab records the detailed information of the system logs for your troubleshooting.  Section C Section C is the global setting area including four global setting pages.  Wireless Settings allows you to change the basic and advanced wireless settings. You can add the 2.4GHz or 5GHz wireless network and also configure their wireless parameters in details.  Wireless Control allows you to control the access of clients to your wireless networks.  System allows you to perform some configurations to the managed EAPs' system, including Log Setting, User Account, LED, Backup&Restore and Batch Upgrade. And you can also view the version information of the EAP Controller on the About page.  Admin allows you to set permissions for the login accounts. You can also set mail server on the Controller Settings page to reset your password. 9

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Section A
Section A provides two common options:
APs
and
Stations
, accessible from all tabs on the EAP
Controller interface.
The
APs
option respectively displays the number of the EAPs that are connected, disconnected and
pending. You can click the number to go to the corresponding page on the
Access Points
Tab
.
The
Stations
option separately displays the total number of users and guests. You can click the
number to go to the corresponding page on the
Clients
Tab
.
On the right side of Section A,
(
Refresh
),
(
Settings
), and
(
Sign out
) allow you to refresh
the current page, globally configure the wireless network, and sign out from the management interface.
Section B
Section B divides into the monitor menu area (providing six monitor tabs) and the monitor display area
(where the detailed information under each tab displays).
Map Tab
allows you to monitor the running condition of each EAP device.
Statistics Tab
displays a visual representation of the network traffic of the managed
EAPs
.
Access Points Tab
displays all the EAP devices on the local network for your management.
Clients Tab
displays all the clients connected to the EAP wireless network.
Insight Tab
displays the detailed information of all the previously connected clients and the
detected rogue APs.
Log Tab
records the detailed information of the system logs for your troubleshooting.
Section C
Section C is the global setting area including four global setting pages.
Wireless Settings
allows you to change the basic and advanced wireless settings. You can add the
2.4GHz or 5GHz wireless network and also configure their wireless parameters in details.
Wireless Control
allows you to control the access of clients to your wireless networks.
System
allows you to perform some configurations to the managed EAPs’ system, including Log
Setting, User Account, LED, Backup&Restore and Batch Upgrade. And you can also view the version
information of the EAP Controller on the
About
page.
Admin
allows you to set permissions for the login accounts. You can also set mail server on the
Controller Settings
page to reset your password.
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