Use this page to review information about all stations and access points discovered by the WLAN.
A discovered station is one that is transmitting on the same channel as one of the APs. These stations may be ones on other BSSIDs, or some coming into the WLAN, or stations assigned to one AP and heard by others. Discovered stations ordinarily would contend for resources with the assigned stations.
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| AP ID | Unique numeric identifier of the access point reporting the device. |
| MAC Address | MAC Address of the station or access point. |
| Device Type |
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| Operated Channel | Operated channel number of the device. |
| Confirmed Channel | Confirmed channel number of the device. |
| SSID | SSID of the device. |
| BSSID | BSSID of the device. |
| Last Activity | Time (in days:hours:minutes:seconds format) since last radio activity. |
| Previous RSSI | Previous received signal strength indicator (RSSI). |
| Current RSSI | Current received signal strength indicator (RSSI). |
| Packets Received | Number of packets received from the station by the access point. |
| RF Band | RF Band in use (802.11a, 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11bg). |
| AP Name | Name of the access point. |