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Filtered rogues are dropped from the system before they are processed through the rules engine. This can speed
up overall performance but will eliminate all visibility into these types of devices.
Rogue Containment Options
Using RAPIDS, AMP can shield rogue devices from associating to Cisco WLC controllers (versions 4.2.114 and
later), and Dell PowerConnect W-Series controllers (running AOS versions 3.x and later). AMP will alert you to
the appearance of the rogue device and identify any mismatch between controller configuration and the desired
configuration.
Table 97 shows the Containment Options section of the RAPIDS > Setup page.
1. Navigate to the RAPIDS > Setup page.
2. From the Containment Options section, select Yes in the Manage rogue AP containment field. Once this is
done, the Contained Rogue classification will appear as an option in the classification drop down menu as
shown in Figure 119.
Additionally, once this option been enabled, the option to manage contained APs in Monitor-Only mode
becomes available. Containment in Monitor-Only mode means configuration changes will still be pushed to
the controller, even though it is in monitor-only mode.
Table 96 RAPIDS > Setup > Filtering Options
Field Default Description
Ignore Ad-hoc rogues No Filters rogues according to ad-hoc status.
Ignore Rogues by Signal
Strength
No Filters rogues according to signal strength. Since anything below the established
threshold will be ignored and possibly dangerous, Dell PowerConnect W does
not recommend enabling this setting. Instead, incorporate signal strength into
the classification rules on the RAPIDS > Rules page.
Ignore Rogues Discovered by
Remote APs
No Filters rogues according to the remote AP that discovers them. Enabling this
option causes AirWave to drop all rogue discovery information coming from
remote APs.
Ignore IDS Events from
Remote APs
No Filters IDS Events discovered by remote APs.
NOTE: WMS Offload is not required to manage containment in AMP.
Table 97 RAPIDS > Setup > Containment Options Fields and Default Values
Field Default Description
Manage rogue AP
Containment
Yes Rogue APs on Cisco WLC and Dell PowerConnect W-Series controllers as
defined by the Rules engine will be classified as a Contained Rogue. AMP pushes
the containment status of a rogue device to the controller and the controller
takes the appropriate action. For the rogue device to be contained, you may need
to configure containment on the controller.
Manage rogue AP
containment in monitor-only
mode
No If disabled, AMP will display the desired containment settings but will not push
them to devices. This may result in mismatches in device classifications. This
can be useful for administrators that want to see what RAPIDS would push to the
controller without making any changes to their network.
If enabled, AMP will push the desired containment settings to the controllers in
Monitor-Only mode, as well as the devices in Managed mode.
Maximum number of APs to
contain a rogue
3 Sets the maximum number of APs that will contain a rogue on Cisco WLC
controllers.
- Dell PowerConnect W 1
- AirWave 7.4 1
- Contents 3
- Document Organization 11
- Contacting Support 12
- Chapter 1 13
- VisualRF 14
- Master Console and Failover 15
- Chapter 2 17
- Getting Started 18
- Completing the Installation 21
- AirWave Navigation Basics 22
- Navigation Section 23
- Main Tab Description Subtabs 24
- Activity Section 25
- Help Links in the UI 25
- Common List Settings 25
- Buttons and Icons 26
- Function Image 27
- Getting Started with AirWave 28
- Chapter 3 29
- Customizing Columns in Lists 30
- Resetting Pagination Records 31
- Using the Pagination Widget 31
- Customizing the Dashboard 32
- Customized Search 34
- Default Description 43
- Creating AirWave Users 44
- Creating AirWave User Roles 46
- Setting up Single Sign-On 49
- Setting Up Device Types 58
- Adding an ACS Server for WLSE 59
- SWAN Component Requirements 59
- Discovering Devices 60
- Managing Devices 60
- Inventory Reporting 60
- Defining Access 60
- Grouping 60
- WDS Participation 61
- Primary or Secondary WDS 61
- Configuring ACS Servers 63
- Requirement Description 66
- Deploying WMS Offload 67
- Chapter 4 69
- AirWave Groups Overview 70
- Cisco WLC Group Configuration 91
- Priority Order 95
- Web Auth 95
- Comparing Device Groups 99
- Deleting a Group 100
- Modifying Multiple Devices 101
- APs/Devices > List 102
- APs/Devices > Up 102
- APs/Devices > Down 102
- Action Description 103
- Master Console. For more 105
- Chapter 5 107
- SNMP/HTTP Scanning 108
- Defining a Scan Set 109
- Running a Scan Set 110
- Column Description 110
- What Next? 111
- Adding Universal Devices 112
- Setting Default Description 113
- Adding Universal Devices 115
- Monitoring Devices 116
- Field Description 119
- Graph Description 122
- Issues Summary section 125
- 802.11 Radio Counters Summary 125
- Issue Triggering Threshold 125
- Graph Title Description 126
- Recent ARM Events Log 127
- Active BSSIDs Table 128
- Configuring AP Settings 134
- Configuring AP Settings 135
- Detail page 136
- Field Default Description 140
- Figure 104 143
- Message Meaning 146
- PowerConnect WAP-130 Series 149
- Chapter 6 151
- Viewing and Adding Templates 152
- Setting Description 153
- Configuring General Templates 156
- Using Template Syntax 157
- Push_and_exclude Command 158
- Variable Values Meaning 159
- Using AP-Specific Variables 160
- Applying Startup-config Files 161
- WDS Settings in Templates 161
- ip scp server enable 162
- %ap_include_4% 164
- Configuring a Global Template 165
- Group Name, ssid_1 166
- Subscriber 1, Value 0 166
- Chapter 7 167
- Setting Up RAPIDS 169
- Rogue Containment Options 171
- Defining RAPIDS Rules 172
- Device OUI Score 173
- Rogue Device Threat Level 173
- Option Description 175
- Recommended RAPIDS Rules 176
- Score Override 180
- Using the Audit Log 181
- Additional Resources 182
- Chapter 8 183
- Log Description 185
- Viewing Triggers 187
- Creating New Triggers 187
- Setting Triggers for Devices 190
- Option Description 190
- Setting Triggers for Clients 192
- Client Trigger 192
- Description 192
- Delivering Triggered Alerts 194
- Viewing Alerts 194
- Responding to Alerts 195
- Overview of the Clients Pages 196
- Mobile Device Access Control 204
- Overview of SOTI MobiControl 207
- Section Description 210
- System Information 217
- Performance Graphs 217
- Database Statistics 217
- Disk Usage 217
- Upgrading AirWave 223
- Backing Up AirWave 224
- Main Tab Description Subtabs 225
- Logging out of AirWave 226
- Chapter 9 227
- Using Daily Reports 230
- Using Custom Reports 231
- Using the Dell License Report 232
- Using the Inventory Report 239
- Using the IDS Events Report 239
- Using the New Users Report 245
- Using the Port Usage Report 246
- Using the RF Health Report 247
- Defining Reports 252
- Emailing Reports to Smarthost 255
- Chapter 10 257
- Features 258
- Useful Terms 258
- Starting VisualRF 258
- Basic QuickView Navigation 259
- Network View Navigation 260
- Edit Menu 261
- Operation Description 261
- VisualRF Resource Utilization 265
- Increasing Location Accuracy 267
- Adding Exterior Walls 268
- Adding Client Surveys 269
- Adding an IDF 271
- Configuring Infrastructure 273
- Tracking Location History 275
- Planning and Provisioning 279
- Importing a Floor Plan 281
- Editing a Floor Plan Image 282
- Sizing a Non-CAD Floor Plan 283
- Error Checking of CAD Images 284
- Tweaking a Planning Region 287
- Auto-Matching Planned Devices 288
- Exporting a campus 289
- Importing from CAD 289
- Batch Importing CAD Files 290
- Post Processing Steps 291
- Common Importation Problems 291
- Pre-Conversion Checklist 291
- Process on Controller 291
- VisualRF Location APIs 292
- About VisualRF Plan 293
- Appendix A 295
- Required Personnel 296
- The Shared Secret Key 297
- APs/Devices > New 299
- Clients > Client Detail 299
- APs/Devices > Audit 299
- Other Available Features 300
- Appendix B 301
- Numerics 303
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