Wireless Interfaces

The Wireless Interfaces card lists the details of Wi-Fi radio access modes 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz lower band and 5 GHz upper band, 6 GHz , Channel, Power, MAC Address, Clients, and so on of the AP device.

Note:

Currently, the Wireless Interfaces card only supports Radio (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, 6 GHz) and Channel (channel and bandwidth).

Figure 1: Wireless Interfaces Card

To view additional details, click the expand icon.

Figure 2: Wireless Interfaces Card Expanded View

The following table lists the Wireless Interfaces card parameters.

Table 1: Wireless Interfaces Card Information
Parameter	Description
Name	Displays the name of the frequency band along with health status as one of the following: —Poor —Fair —Good —Disabled A description of the corresponding health status is displayed below the radio name.
Mode	Indicates the operation mode of the access point Wi-Fi radio as one of the following: Client Access Rogue monitor Spectrum analysis
Channel	The channel assigned to the radio.
Power	The transmit power of the radio in dBm.
MAC Address	The MAC address of the radio connected to the AP.
Clients	The number of clients connected to the AP on that radio access mode.
Antenna	The type of radio antenna used to connect to the AP. For example, internal and external.
Spatial Streams	Displays the number of spatial streams. By default, the spatial stream value for radio 5 GHz is 8x8. When the tri-radio mode is enabled, the spatial stream value for radio 5 GHz and radio 5 GHz upper band is 4x4.
Type	Displays the AP radio type of the band.

You can perform the following actions in the Wireless Interfaces card expanded view:

To customize the columns in the list, see Customizing List.
To export the table data in CSV format, click Table Menu > Export.