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14 | Cloud Network Manager user interface HP Cloud Network Manager | User Guide
In addition, there are links to Support and Feedback on the right edge of the screen.
Search
The Search box allows administrators to search for an AP, client, or a network. When you enter text in the search
box, the search function suggests matching keywords and allows you to automatically complete the search text
entry.
Tabs
The left pane lists the Cloud Network Manager function tabs.
n Monitoring
n Wireless configuration
n Reports
n Maintenance
Each tab appears in a compressed view by default. The individual tabs can be expanded or collapsed by clicking
on them.
For more information, see:
l Monitoring
l Wireless configuration
l Reports
l Maintenance
Monitoring
You can monitor the APs and their associated clients using the Overview, Access Points, Clients, WIDS, and
Event Log panes in the Cloud Network Manager.
Wireless configuration
The Wireless Configuration tab allows you to configure the wireless or wired network, APs, intrusion, Radio
Frequency (RF), security settings, Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP), services, and system parameters.
Reports
The Reports tab provides network reports, security reports, and Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI)
compliance reports. You can export the report and send it to an email account.
Maintenance
The Maintenance tab allows you to maintain the network and provides details on the firmware version, license and
so on.
Labels, variables, groups, and overrides
Labels are tags on APs that filter APs for monitoring and reporting purposes. An AP can have multiple labels. For
example, consider an AP labeled as "Building 25" and "Lobby". These tags identify if the location of the AP is
within the enterprise campus and the building. The APs in other buildings can also be tagged with “Lobby” to enable
all the APs in the lobby of all these buildings in the campus. To filter and monitor APs in the lobbies of all the
campus buildings, tag all the APs in the lobby with the label “Lobby”. Labels can also be used to determine the
ownership, departments, and functions of APs.