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receiving Client. This improves signal reception at the client and
consequently the throughput.
MFP/802.11w
Indicates if MFP/802.11w is enabled on the selected AP.
Quarantine Status
Quarantine status of the selected AP. Possible values are Not in
Quarantine, Quarantine Active, Quarantine Pending, DoS Quarantine on,
DoS Quarantine pending, Quarantine disabled.
Defending Sensor
Name
Name of defending sensor.
Quarantine Pending
Reason
Reason if quarantine is pending. Possible values are Device Inactive,
Device(s) outside the prevention range of all <device name> devices.,
Prevention capacity full at all <device name> within the prevention range,
Device operating Channel unknown, Quarantined Client currently not a
security threat, Error in selecting <device name> for prevention, No
suitable <device name> found for prevention, device channel not in
defend list of any <device name>, Wired side identity of the device not
available, waiting for <device name> acknowledgement, Unknown.
Tx STBC 802.11n
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11n AP. It indicates
support for transmission of PLCP protocol data units (PPDUs) using space
time block code (STBC).
'Yes' indicates that transmission of PPDUs using STBC is supported.
'No' indicates that transmission of PPDUs using STBC is not supported.
Rx STBC 802.11n
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11n AP. It indicates
support for reception of PLCP protocol data units (PPDUs) using space
time block code (STBC). If this reception is supported, the number of
spatial streams supported is indicated. Upto 3 spatial streams are
supported for the 802.11n protocol.
802.11ac capability
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11ac AP. It indicates
whether the selected AP is 802.11ac capable.
'Yes' indicates that the AP is 802.11ac capable.
Supported Channel
width
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11ac AP. It indicates
the 160 and 80+80 MHz operation capability of the selected 802.11ac AP.
Possible values are 80 MHZ, 160 MHz, or 160 MHz and 80+80 MHz.
GI (80MHz)
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11ac AP. It indicates if
the 802.11ac AP is capable of using short guard interval for 80 MHz.
The possible values are 400 nanoseconds and 800 nanoseconds. This
field is applicable only if the channel width is 80 MHz or more.
GI (160 MHz and
80+80 MHz)
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11ac AP. It indicates if
the802.11ac AP is capable of using short guard interval for 160 MHz and
80+80 MHz.
The possible values are 400 nanoseconds and 800 nanoseconds. This
field is applicable only if the channel width is 160 MHz or 80+80 MHz.
Tx STBC 802.11ac
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11ac AP. It indicates
support for the transmission of at least 2x1 STBC. This field is specific to
802.11ac.
'Yes' indicates that the transmission of at least 2x1 STBC is supported.
'No' indicates that the tranmission of at least 2x1 STBC is not supported.
Rx STBC 802.11ac
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11ac AP. It indicates
support for the reception of PLCP protocol data units (PPDUs) using
space time block code (STBC). If this reception is supported, the number
of spatial streams supported is indicated. Upto 4 spatial streams are
supported for the 802.11ac protocol.
SU Beamformer
This field is visible only if the selected AP is an 802.11ac AP. It indicates