Use this page to see AP siblings. An AP sibling is an AP that can be directly seen by another AP within the same BSSID. Thus, if two APs are in the same BSSID (and on the same channel), and are within range of each other, they appear in this list.
It is important to note that two APs that are not in range of each other, but have a station in common, are just as important to the system.
Example
These two APs are siblings because each AP falls within the cell of the other. The first AP is the red dot, in the center of the red cell. The second AP is the blue dot, in the center of the blue cell. Any AP in the purple area, with the same BSSID, would be a sibling to both of the APs.
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| AP ID | Unique numeric identifier of the access point that detects the AP sibling. |
| Serial Number | Serial number of the AP sibling. |
| Channel | Channel number of the AP sibling. |
| Confirmed Channel | Confirmed channel number of the AP sibling. |
| SSID | SSID assigned to the access point. |
| Last Activity | Time (in days:hours:minutes:seconds format) since last radio activity. |
| Previous RSSI | Previous received signal strength indicator (RSSI) of the sibling's beacons. |
| Current RSSI | Current received signal strength indication (RSSI) of the sibling's beacons. |
| AP Name | Name of the access point. |