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Chapter 6: The Administrative Functions in the Wireless Network Monitor
Classification
Classification
Wireless-G Business USB Network Adapter with RangeBooster
Classification
The Classification tab displays a summary of classified devices. The Classification Summary table shows the
number of access points and clients classified as trusted and untrusted by MAC addresses in your networks. It
also shows the number of allowed vendors, SSIDs, and channels.
number of access points and clients classified as trusted and untrusted by MAC addresses in your networks. It
also shows the number of allowed vendors, SSIDs, and channels.
You may uncheck the Receive classification rules to disable a client from receiving the network's current
classification rules. The default condition is checked, so each client always receives classification rules in
synchronization with other clients in the network. You may also click the Synchronize button to send out the
classification rules to other users within your monitored wireless networks.
classification rules. The default condition is checked, so each client always receives classification rules in
synchronization with other clients in the network. You may also click the Synchronize button to send out the
classification rules to other users within your monitored wireless networks.
Click Next to configure your trusted networks.
AP Classification
The AP Classification Screen lets you classify the existing access points as trusted or untrusted. A Trusted device
is one that has been identified by the system administrator to be known and legitimate. An untrusted device is
one that is known and not legitimate. This device could be a malicious device or simply a neighborhood device
not part of the network. Remaining devices that have not been classified are considered unclassified or unknown.
is one that has been identified by the system administrator to be known and legitimate. An untrusted device is
one that is known and not legitimate. This device could be a malicious device or simply a neighborhood device
not part of the network. Remaining devices that have not been classified are considered unclassified or unknown.
The Unclassified Access Points table lists the available unclassified wireless access points with their SSIDs,
channels and MAC Addresses. The top right table lists the Trusted Access Points. The lower right table lists the
Untrusted Access Points.
channels and MAC Addresses. The top right table lists the Trusted Access Points. The lower right table lists the
Untrusted Access Points.
You may select any items from the Unclassified Access Points table and click the arrow to classify your selections
into Trusted Access Points or Untrusted Access Points. You may also select any items from the Trusted Access
Points or Untrusted Access Points and click the arrow to de-classify your selections into theUnclassified Access
Points table.
into Trusted Access Points or Untrusted Access Points. You may also select any items from the Trusted Access
Points or Untrusted Access Points and click the arrow to de-classify your selections into theUnclassified Access
Points table.
Click Refresh to refresh the list, Clear to clear selected items on the list, or click Back to go to the previous
screen.
screen.
Click AP Classification, Client Classification, or Advanced Settings to go to that screen.
NOTE: Classification rules: access points and clients can be classified as trusted or untrusted,
and access points can be additionally classified by MAC address, SSID, vendor, or channel.
and access points can be additionally classified by MAC address, SSID, vendor, or channel.
Figure 6-4: AP Classification
Figure 6-5: Client Classification