User's Guide

AirTight Management Console User Guide
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The following table provides a description of the fields seen in the upper pane of the AirTight Devices
tab.
Field
Description
Active Status
Indicates whether the AirTight device is currently active or not.
Upgrade Status
Indicates if the AirTight device has been successfully upgraded.
Troubleshoot
Status
Indicates the troubleshoot status of the AirTight device. The possible
values are 'Troubleshooting on', 'Troubleshooting off'.
Quarantine Status
Indicates if the device is quarantined.
Name
A user-defined name of the AirTight device.
MAC Address
The unique 48-bit address of the AP/ 802.11 PHY modes used by the
AP.
IP Address
The IP address of the AirTight device.
Model
The AirTight device model number.
Device Template
The device template applied to the AirTight device.
AP Mode
Indicates whether AP mode is enabled or disabled.
Capability
The 802.11 protocol used – 802.11a, 802.11b only, 802.11b/g, or
802.11a/b/g, with or without 802.11n capability.
Location
The location of the AirTight device.
Build
The firmware build number
Up/Down Since
Date and time since the AirTight device is up or down.
Monitored VLANs
Number of VLANS being currently monitored of the total number of
VLANs to monitor.
Configuration
Status
Indicates the configuration status of the AirTight device. The possible
values are 'Allowed and Co
nfigured', 'Not Allowed and Configured', '
Allowed and Not Configured', 'Not Allowed and Not Configured'.
Operating Mode
Current mode of operation of the AirTight device.
Mesh Mode
Indicates whether mesh mode is enabled or disabled.
Device Properties
Each operating region has its own laws governing the use of the unlicensed frequency spectrum for
802.11 communications and Turbo mode. When you select an operating region, the system automatically
selects the channels that are allowed by the regulatory domain in selected region.
Certain Atheros Chipset based devices use wider frequency bands on certain channels in 802.11 b/g and
802.11a band of channels. The system is capable of monitoring channels that support Turbo Mode of
operation and detecting any unauthorized communication on these channels. You can select specific or
all channels to monitor wireless activity on Turbo channels. There are ten Turbo channels in a-mode.
These channels are 40, 42, 48, 50, 56, 58, 152, 153, 160, and 161. There is only one Turbo channel in
b/g-mode, that is 6.
AirTight devices functioning as sensors scan WLAN traffic on specific channels, and defend the network
against various WLAN threats on these channels. These channels are dependent on the operating region
of the AirTight device operating in sensor mode.