Status Visualization

The controller has a powerful monitoring function and can monitor the information of the entire network in real time. Through the detailed dashboard display, administrators can keep track of the operating status of the equipment at any time.

Organization Dashboard

Administrators can enter the specific organization in the [Navigation] screen to view an overview of the status of devices and terminals under all premises within the organization. You can also adjust the display cards according to your own preferences.

Venue Dashboard

Administrators can enter a specific organization on the [Navigation] view to view an overview of the status of devices and terminals under all venues within the organization’s scope, and it supports clicking to jump to the selected terminal. Users can adjust the display cards according to their own preferences.

Real Topology

In the venue, users can view device information and connection information on the real topology view, and double-click to enter the device’s details interface.

Terminal Status Visualization

The controller supports collecting data of wired and wireless terminals online and visually presenting the status of online users. After entering a specified organization/venue, administrators can click [Client] to view information of all terminals under the organization/venue.

Click on the MAC address of the terminal to enter the detailed view and view detailed data such as the online trend, associated AP trend, SNR trend, and traffic statistics of the terminal. This helps administrators analyze the network connection status of the terminal within a specific time frame.

Device Status Visualization

Click [Device] - [Device MAC] to enter the management interface of the specified device and view the detailed information of this device:

Overview of Device Information

Users can hover the mouse over the interface to view detailed information about it

View device details

Health Checks

The initial health check value for both the switch and the AP is 100%.

Health check calculation specification for the switch: CPU utilization over 80%, soundness reduced by 10% Memory utilization over 80%, soundness reduced by 10% Switch chip/CPU temperature over 85°C, soundness reduced by 10% PSU any one power supply status abnormality (power module not in position, power supply not powered), soundness minus 10% Service detection: any critical business service abnormality, soundness minus 10%
AP Health Check Calculation Rule: interface can successfully detect the DHCP/DNS server information is normal interface, integrity = normal interface/total number of interfaces.

MAC

The MAC address table (CAM table) of the switch records the mapping relationships between the MAC addresses learned by the switch, ports, and VLANs.

VLAN: The VLAN ID to which the MAC address belongs, used to identify different broadcast domains.
MAC: The learned device MAC address (source MAC address).
Interface: The switch port corresponding to the MAC address (EthernetXX: Physical port, PortChannelXXXX: Link aggregation group).
Type: Item generation method (Dynamic: Automatically learned by monitoring data frames; Static: Manually configured by the administrator)。

Neighbor information (ARP)

This table is the neighbor discovery table of the switch (NDP for IPv6/ARP for IPv4), which records the IP-MAC mapping relationship of devices directly connected to the local switch.

IP address: IP address (IPv4/IPv6) of the neighbor device
Family: IPv4 or IPv6 protocol type
MAC: The physical address of the neighbor device
Interface: The port of the local switch connected to this neighbor
VLAN: The virtual local area network where the communication takes place
Type: Dynamic (automatic protocol learning) or Static (manual configuration)