The "top talker stations" table shows the 10 most active stations, based on the sum of transmission and reception packets accumulated from the last statistics reset. This graph only presents activity on the basis of "frames from last statistics reset", not the actual bytes transmitted, or the airtime consumed.

The "top talker AP's Interfaces" table shows the 10 most active interfaces of access points, based on the sum of transmission and reception packets accumulated from the last statistics reset. This graph only presents activity on the basis of "frames from last statistics reset", not the actual bytes transmitted, or the airtime consumed.

The "top problem stations" table shows the 10 stations with the highest WEP errors accumulated for last statistics reset, with a lower threshold of 10 WEP errors. WEP errors are most likely to show up when stations have not executed the 802.1x protocol successfully, either during session initiation, or during rekey.

The "top problem AP's Interfaces" table shows the 10 AP Interfaces with the most number of packet retransmissions, with a lower threshold of 20% for retransmissions. We only consider downlink packet transmissions because uplink packet losses cannot be reliably computed in a multi-cell WLAN deployment.