Wireless Clients

See the wireless clients page for a list of connected clients.

The wireless clients page provides a summary of the Wi-Fi users for a given site, as well as a starting point to drill-down for client-specific information. Quick filters at the top of the page let you select Live, Guest, or Marvis clients, if installed.

Figure 1: Wi-Fi Client Details Wi-Fi network dashboard showing 17 connected clients with details like frequency bands, Wi-Fi standards, SSIDs, device types, IP addresses, access points, security protocols, channels, and connection durations.

Wi-Fi network dashboard showing 17 connected clients with details like frequency bands, Wi-Fi standards, SSIDs, device types, IP addresses, access points, security protocols, channels, and connection durations.

The at-a-glance dashboard along the top shows a summary of the users, the radio bands they are connected on, and the 802.11 protocols being used. You can further filter the list using predefined WLAN filters such as the SSIDs of the top five WLANs by client count, for example, to quickly identify client issues on a specific SSID.

You can choose the properties you want to display in the table by clicking the Table Settings icon and adding or removing the columns you are interested in, as shown in Figure 2.

Figure 2: Table Setting Column Options Wi-Fi client management interface showing a table of connected clients with details like user, connection time, and channels. A Table Settings dialog allows column customization.

Wi-Fi client management interface showing a table of connected clients with details like user, connection time, and channels. A Table Settings dialog allows column customization.

The following table highlights a few of the fields available for the wireless clients.

Table 1: Selected Wi-Fi Client Details
Column Name	Details
User	Displays the user name of the user device connected to the AP.
IP Address	Displays the IP address of the user device connected to the AP.
MAC Address	Displays the MAC address of the user device connected to the AP.
Device Type	Identifies the device type of the connected device. You can click it to see additional properties such as the location, radio type, and operating system.
AP Name	Shows the name of the AP that the given user is connected to. You can click it to open the configuration page for that AP, as well as see information on the connected switch, radios, power, and connection status.
SSID	Shows the SSID name given to the WLAN the user is connected to. You can click it to open the configuration page for that WLAN or WLAN template.
Pre-Shared Key	Shows the name of the Pre-Shared Key used to connect to the SSID. See Configure and Manage Pre-Shared Keys.
Client Insights	Links to the Wireless Clients Insights page for the given client, where you can find client events, pre- and post- connection details, as well as the current status and association of the current client.

You can also download the list for off-line work in a spreadsheet.