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Summit WM, Getting Started Guide

   

   

  

Mobility Tunnel Matrix – Displays the state of inter-Summit WM Switch 
tunnels as well as the relative loading for user distribution across the 
mobility domain.

The Mobility Tunnel Matrix display provides the following information:

Tunnel uptime

Number of clients roamed (mobility loading)

Local Summit WM Switch loading

Mobility membership list

Both displays depict the state of the tunnels in color codes:

Green – Indicates the mobility manager is in communication with an 
agent and the data tunnel has been successfully established.

Yellow – Indicates the mobility manager is in communication with an 
agent but the data tunnel is not yet successfully established.

Red – Indicates the mobility manager is not in communication with an 
agent and there is no data tunnel.

If you have configured a Summit WM Switch as a mobility agent, an additional 
display — Agent Mobility Tunnel Matrix — appears on the Reports & Displays 
screen.

To view mobility agent display:

1. From the main menu, click Reports & Displays. The Reports & Displays 

screen is displayed.

2. Click Agent Mobility Tunnel Matrix. The mobility agent display screen 

appears.

The mobility agent display depicts the number of mobility clients in each data 
tunnel and shows each tunnel’s uptime in color codes:

Green – Indicates the mobility agent is in communication with the mobility 
manager and the data tunnel has been successfully established.

Yellow – Indicates the mobility agent is in communication with the mobility 
manager, but the data tunnel is not yet successfully established.

Red – Indicates the mobility agent is not in communication with the 
mobility manager and there is not data tunnel.

In addition, the display also depicts the mobile clients’ location information. 
You can look for a specific mobile client by MAC address, IP address, or user 
name.