Specifications

Enterasys Wireless Controller Software CLI Reference Guide 9-1
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mitigator Commands
TheEnterasysWirelessControllerusesamechanismknownastheMitigatortoassistinthe
detectionofrogueAccessPoints.
TheMitigatorfunctionhasthreemaincomponents:anRFscanningtaskthatrunsontheWireless
AP,anRFDataCollector(RFDC)toreceiveandmanageRFscanmessagessentby
theWireless
AP,andanAnalysisEnginetoprocessdatafromtheRFDC.
ThissectiondescribesthecommandsthatenableandconfiguretheMitigatoroptionsforthe
controller.ThesecommandsarelocatedinthemitigatorcontextoftheCLI.
Thefollowingcommandsareavailableinthemitigatorcontext:
• analysis
• wcswip
• scgroup—Seescgroupforcommandsinthemitigator:scgroupcontext.
• friend
9.1 analysis
UsetheanalysiscommandtoenabletheMitigatorAnalysisEngine.Usethenoformofthe
commandtodisableit.TheanalysiscommandisaccessiblefromthemitigatorcontextoftheCLI.
Syntax
analysis
no analysis
Parameters
None
Examples
ThefollowingcommandenablestheMitigatorAnalysisEngine.
EWC.enterasys.com:mitigator# analysis
Note: All CLI commands cache changes. For this reason, sometimes when you make a change in a
particular context, the change may not be visible immediately. If this happens, you must exit and re-
enter the context in order to ensure that the database is synchronized with the latest change.
Note: After you have enable or disable the Mitigator Analysis Engine, you must run the apply
command to implement the changes.