The Rogue AP Table provides information about known rogue entities that have been detected in the WLAN, Each table entry identifies the rogue device, and provides information about the 3 closest APs that have detected the rogue. The information for the 3 APs can provide a triangulation reference to help you physically locate the device.
To see an updated list of rogue devices in the WLAN, click Refresh.
When a rogue device is present, you see the following information:
| Rogue AP MAC | MAC address of the rogue device. |
| Type | Specifies the type of rogue device: Station or Access Point. |
| Channel | Channel the device is operating on. |
| SSID | SSID the that the device is associated with. |
| BSSID | The BSSID of the rogue device. |
| AP1 ID | AP ID of the first AP closest to the device. |
| AP1 Last Activity | Specifies the date/time the first AP was last accessed by the rogue device. |
| AP1 RSSI | Specifies the RSSI strength of the first AP, in relation to the rogue device. |
| AP2 ID | AP ID of the second AP closest to the device. |
| AP2 Last Activity | Specifies the date/time the second AP was last accessed by the rogue device. |
| AP2 RSSI | Specifies the RSSI strength of second AP, in relation to the rogue device. |
| AP3 ID | AP ID of the third AP closest to the device. |
| AP3 Last Activity | Specifies the date/time the third AP was last accessed by the rogue device. |
| AP3 RSSI | Specifies the RSSI strength of the third AP, in relation to the rogue device. |
| Number of Audits this AP was not reported |
This field always displays 0. |
| Rogue detected on the wire | Wired side has also detected the rogue; this rogue can be dealt with from the wireless side. |