Netgear Business Central Wireless Manager (BCWM) 사용자 설명서
a.
Select the check box for the alarm.
b.
Click the Resolve button.
c.
In the Resolution message field, enter a message for management purposes only.
d.
Click the Resolve button in the pop-up window.
The pop-up window closes. The alarm is removed from the table.
The pop-up window closes. The alarm is removed from the table.
View Neighbor and Rogue Access Points at a Location
You can view the details about neighbor and rogue access points at a location:
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Neighbor access point. An access point that is not cloud managed and that is a known or access point
that is broadcasting a managed SSID or an unknown access point that is broadcasting an SSID.
that is broadcasting a managed SSID or an unknown access point that is broadcasting an SSID.
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Rogue access point. An access point that is not cloud managed and that is broadcasting an SSID that
is identical to the SSID of a cloud-managed access point. This type of rogue access point is also referred
to as an evil twin.
is identical to the SSID of a cloud-managed access point. This type of rogue access point is also referred
to as an evil twin.
You can mark an unknown neighbor access point or a rogue access point as a known access point.
An access point that is cloud managed at the location is automatically marked as known.
To view neighbor and rogue access points at a location and mark an unknown neighbor
access point or a rogue access point as a known access point:
access point or a rogue access point as a known access point:
1.
Open a browser on your computer.
2.
In the address bar, enter https://bc.netgear.com.
The application login page displays.
3.
Enter the email address and password for your BCWM and click the Login button.
The Monitoring page displays.
4.
In the Locations tree on the left, click the location.
By default, the Usage tab is selected and WiFi usage information displays.
Monitor Your Locations, Networks, and Devices
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Business Central Wireless Manager 2.1 Application