Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Wireless LAN Client Adapter

To enter the current contents of the AP scan list into a log file, click Log Snapshot. The “Logged current 
AP Scan List” message appears below the scan list, and the log file is saved. The default filename is 
SST_APScanLog.txt, and the default location is the directory where the site survey utility is installed. 

If desired, you can change the filename and its location using the AP Scan List Logging Configuration 
window. See the 

 for more information.

If the AP scan list is paused when you click Log Snapshot, the currently displayed data (not the latest 
available data) is added to the log. Each time you click Log Snapshot, the new scan list is written at the 
end of the existing log file.

To view the log file, choose View AP Scan Log from the AP Scanning drop-down menu. The log file 
opens in the configured viewer (see 

).

The log file can be viewed in Notepad or any other viewer. However, because it is written in a 
comma-separated values (CSV) format, it can also be opened by a spreadsheet or database program (such 
as Microsoft Excel). If the file is renamed with a .csv extension, Microsoft Excel would automatically 
place the values in separate columns.

Power Limit

The power limit that the access point has set for the client adapter. It is shown 
in milliwatts (mW).

RM-Normal 
RM-APScan 
RM-CliWlk

Indicates that the access point is using radio management. RM-Normal 
indicates normal status, RM-APScan indicates AP radio scan, and 
RM-CliWlk indicates client walkabout. Any unrecognized value appears as 
RM-State?.