User's Guide

Table Of Contents

• Termination under Sensor and Radio Share Modes.

• Rogue AP on the Wired interface.

• Threat detection and alarms are supported.

Note

AP Test is not supported on ExtremeWireless AP39xx.

Related Topics

AirDefense Proﬁle Settings on page 147

ExtremeLocation Proﬁle Settings

Conﬁgure the AP to integrate with ExtremeLocation. ExtremeLocation is a premier location tracking

and analytics solution by Extreme Networks. Using HTTPS with self-signed certiﬁcates, an AP opens

WebSocket connections to the ExtremeLocation Server and reports RSS signal strength readings based

on the ExtremeLocation conﬁguration. An ExtremeLocation user associates the Tenant ID and Site

information with the AP MAC address over AP WebSocket.

The AP can be the RSS source for both Extreme Campus Controller Positioning and ExtremeLocation at

the same time. RSS information travels both through the WASSP tunnel to the Extreme Campus

Controller and through WebSocket to ExtremeLocation.

1. Conﬁgure the following parameters:

Table 33: ExtremeLocation Proﬁle Settings

Field Description

Name Name of the ExtremeLocation Proﬁle.

Tenant ID The Tenant ID links the Extreme Campus Controller to the

tenant, ensuring that your assets cannot inadvertently be

deployed on sites that belong to other ExtremeLocation

accounts. Any modiﬁcation made to sites managed by this

Extreme Campus Controller, such as adding new access points

or sites, is tagged by the ExtremeLocation Tenant Account

Number automatically. The location Tenant ID is saved to, and

retrieved from, the data plane by WebSocket client. It is then

sent as session data to the ExtremeLocation server once a

session is established. The Tenant ID can be up to 32 characters.

Server Address The FQDN (fully-qualiﬁed domain name) of the LocationEngine

Server.

Minimum RSS RSS threshold for reporting location data. Valid values are -90

to -70 dBm.

Report Frequency Reporting interval in seconds.

2. Click Save.