User guide

Menu Options  15
Chapter 3: Using Odyssey Access Client Manager
Tools Menu Options
OAC Administrator (EE and FE Only)
This is a set of special tools for managing and deploying OAC configurations. These
are advanced tools and are available only if you have administrative privileges or an
EE or FE license for OAC.
SIM Card Manager (EE and FE Only)
If you use a SIM card to autheticate to the network, use this setting to manage the
PIN settings.
Survey Airwaves
Use this option to view information about the access point and peer-to-peer
networks in your vicinity, including those that do not broadcast an SSID (the
wireless network ID). This option is similar to the information that you see if you
select Scan in the Network Properties dialog, except that Survey Airwaves provides
considerably more detailed information. Survey Airwaves displays the relative
signal strength of each network along with specific details about individual access
points on the network. The display presents separate tabs for information about
access point and peer-to-peer networks.
Logs
Use this option to display the OAC Log Viewer, which shows the current contents of
the
debuglog.log file. A Browse button takes you to the current location for the log
files. You can set the level of logging information displayed by changing the Log
level setting in the upper right corner of OAC Log Viewer. Log levels include Errors,
Info, and Debug. See “Viewing Log Files and Diagnostics” on page 89 for more
information about log files.
Diagnostics
Use this option to select and display the following categories of diagnostic
information and send the data in an email message for troubleshooting:
 IPsec Diagnostics
 IPsec Configuration
 Network Agent Diagnostics
 Host Enforcer Configuration
See “Viewing Log Files and Diagnostics” on page 89 for more information about log
files.
Run Scripts (EE and FE Only)
Use this option to run scripts. Your network administrator might ask you to run a
script to update your OAC configuration. The instructions from the administrator
might include a path location for the script to run.
A dialog might appear and prompt you to process updated scripts.