This table represents the statistics received by the
controller from the associated APs, on the uplink
traffic ( traffic from the 802.11 wireless client to
the AP ) observed on the dot11 interfaces of the
respective APs.
For example, suppose a client with address
12:3f:73:99:de:5b connects to the 802.11 radio
interface, 13:13:43:de:bb:ff of an AP at 18:30:00 hours.
Assuming that cLTsmDot11aConfig (or cLTsmDot11bConfig)
is set to 'true' for the respective type of interface,
every 90 seconds, AP sends the controller statistical
data for the client 12:3f:73:99:de:5b associated at the
interface 13:13:43:de:bb:ff.
So, after 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds, controller would
have received statistics for the particular client and
AP combination twice leading to two rows in this table
as follows.
1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00
2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30
Now assume that, at 18:33:00, the client moves and
associates with another AP associated to the same
controller, at the AP's 802.11 interface
14:14:43:de:dd:ee.
After 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds (say), controller
would have again received statistics from the AP, for
the particular client and new AP combination twice
leading to two new rows in this table.
At this point, this table will have entries with
following references :
1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:36:00
2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:34:30
3> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00
4> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30
The maximum number of entries in this table is
indicated by cLTsmDot11MaxTsmStatsEntries. When
the specified limit of entries is reached the oldest
entries will be removed to make room for new entries.
However, the controller may remove the entries if it
encounters memory shortage.
Parsed from file CISCO-LWAPP-TSM-MIB.mib
Module: CISCO-LWAPP-TSM-MIB
This table represents the statistics received by the
controller from the associated APs, on the uplink
traffic ( traffic from the 802.11 wireless client to
the AP ) observed on the dot11 interfaces of the
respective APs.
For example, suppose a client with address
12:3f:73:99:de:5b connects to the 802.11 radio
interface, 13:13:43:de:bb:ff of an AP at 18:30:00 hours.
Assuming that cLTsmDot11aConfig (or cLTsmDot11bConfig)
is set to 'true' for the respective type of interface,
every 90 seconds, AP sends the controller statistical
data for the client 12:3f:73:99:de:5b associated at the
interface 13:13:43:de:bb:ff.
So, after 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds, controller would
have received statistics for the particular client and
AP combination twice leading to two rows in this table
as follows.
1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00
2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30
Now assume that, at 18:33:00, the client moves and
associates with another AP associated to the same
controller, at the AP's 802.11 interface
14:14:43:de:dd:ee.
After 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds (say), controller
would have again received statistics from the AP, for
the particular client and new AP combination twice
leading to two new rows in this table.
At this point, this table will have entries with
following references :
1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:36:00
2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:34:30
3> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00
4> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30
The maximum number of entries in this table is
indicated by cLTsmDot11MaxTsmStatsEntries. When
the specified limit of entries is reached the oldest
entries will be removed to make room for new entries.
However, the controller may remove the entries if it
encounters memory shortage.
This table represents the statistics received by the
controller from the associated APs, on the uplink
traffic ( traffic from the 802.11 wireless client to
the AP ) observed on the dot11 interfaces of the
respective APs.
For example, suppose a client with address
12:3f:73:99:de:5b connects to the 802.11 radio
interface, 13:13:43:de:bb:ff of an AP at 18:30:00 hours.
Assuming that cLTsmDot11aConfig (or cLTsmDot11bConfig)
is set to 'true' for the respective type of interface,
every 90 seconds, AP sends the controller statistical
data for the client 12:3f:73:99:de:5b associated at the
interface 13:13:43:de:bb:ff.
So, after 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds, controller would
have received statistics for the particular client and
AP combination twice leading to two rows in this table
as follows.
1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00
2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30
Now assume that, at 18:33:00, the client moves and
associates with another AP associated to the same
controller, at the AP's 802.11 interface
14:14:43:de:dd:ee.
After 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds (say), controller
would have again received statistics from the AP, for
the particular client and new AP combination twice
leading to two new rows in this table.
At this point, this table will have entries with
following references :
1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:36:00
2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:34:30
3> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00
4> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30
The maximum number of entries in this table is
indicated by cLTsmDot11MaxTsmStatsEntries. When
the specified limit of entries is reached the oldest
entries will be removed to make room for new entries.
However, the controller may remove the entries if it
encounters memory shortage.
Parsed from file CISCO-LWAPP-TSM-MIB.my.txt
Company: None
Module: CISCO-LWAPP-TSM-MIB
This table represents the statistics received by the
controller from the associated APs, on the uplink
traffic ( traffic from the 802.11 wireless client to
the AP ) observed on the dot11 interfaces of the
respective APs.
For example, suppose a client with address
12:3f:73:99:de:5b connects to the 802.11 radio
interface, 13:13:43:de:bb:ff of an AP at 18:30:00 hours.
Assuming that cLTsmDot11aConfig (or cLTsmDot11bConfig)
is set to 'true' for the respective type of interface,
every 90 seconds, AP sends the controller statistical
data for the client 12:3f:73:99:de:5b associated at the
interface 13:13:43:de:bb:ff.
So, after 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds, controller would
have received statistics for the particular client and
AP combination twice leading to two rows in this table
as follows.
1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00
2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30
Now assume that, at 18:33:00, the client moves and
associates with another AP associated to the same
controller, at the AP's 802.11 interface
14:14:43:de:dd:ee.
After 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds (say), controller
would have again received statistics from the AP, for
the particular client and new AP combination twice
leading to two new rows in this table.
At this point, this table will have entries with
following references :
1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:36:00
2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:34:30
3> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00
4> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b
Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30
The maximum number of entries in this table is
indicated by cLTsmDot11MaxTsmStatsEntries. When
the specified limit of entries is reached the oldest
entries will be removed to make room for new entries.
However, the controller may remove the entries if it
encounters memory shortage.
cLTsmDot11UplinkTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CLTsmDot11UplinkEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This table represents the statistics received by the controller from the associated APs, on the uplink traffic ( traffic from the 802.11 wireless client to the AP ) observed on the dot11 interfaces of the respective APs. For example, suppose a client with address 12:3f:73:99:de:5b connects to the 802.11 radio interface, 13:13:43:de:bb:ff of an AP at 18:30:00 hours. Assuming that cLTsmDot11aConfig (or cLTsmDot11bConfig) is set to 'true' for the respective type of interface, every 90 seconds, AP sends the controller statistical data for the client 12:3f:73:99:de:5b associated at the interface 13:13:43:de:bb:ff. So, after 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds, controller would have received statistics for the particular client and AP combination twice leading to two rows in this table as follows. 1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00 2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30 Now assume that, at 18:33:00, the client moves and associates with another AP associated to the same controller, at the AP's 802.11 interface 14:14:43:de:dd:ee. After 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds (say), controller would have again received statistics from the AP, for the particular client and new AP combination twice leading to two new rows in this table. At this point, this table will have entries with following references : 1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:36:00 2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:34:30 3> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00 4> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30 The maximum number of entries in this table is indicated by cLTsmDot11MaxTsmStatsEntries. When the specified limit of entries is reached the oldest entries will be removed to make room for new entries. However, the controller may remove the entries if it encounters memory shortage. " ::= { ciscoLwappTsmDot11Stats 2 }
cLTsmDot11UplinkTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CLTsmDot11UplinkEntry ACCESS not-accessible STATUS mandatory DESCRIPTION "This table represents the statistics received by the controller from the associated APs, on the uplink traffic ( traffic from the 802.11 wireless client to the AP ) observed on the dot11 interfaces of the respective APs. For example, suppose a client with address 12:3f:73:99:de:5b connects to the 802.11 radio interface, 13:13:43:de:bb:ff of an AP at 18:30:00 hours. Assuming that cLTsmDot11aConfig (or cLTsmDot11bConfig) is set to 'true' for the respective type of interface, every 90 seconds, AP sends the controller statistical data for the client 12:3f:73:99:de:5b associated at the interface 13:13:43:de:bb:ff. So, after 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds, controller would have received statistics for the particular client and AP combination twice leading to two rows in this table as follows. 1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00 2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30 Now assume that, at 18:33:00, the client moves and associates with another AP associated to the same controller, at the AP's 802.11 interface 14:14:43:de:dd:ee. After 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds (say), controller would have again received statistics from the AP, for the particular client and new AP combination twice leading to two new rows in this table. At this point, this table will have entries with following references : 1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:36:00 2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:34:30 3> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00 4> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30 The maximum number of entries in this table is indicated by cLTsmDot11MaxTsmStatsEntries. When the specified limit of entries is reached the oldest entries will be removed to make room for new entries. However, the controller may remove the entries if it encounters memory shortage." ::= { ciscoLwappTsmDot11Stats 2 }
Vendor: Cisco
Module: CISCO-LWAPP-TSM-MIB
[Automatically extracted from oidview.com]
cLTsmDot11UplinkTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CLTsmDot11UplinkEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This table represents the statistics received by the controller from the associated APs, on the uplink traffic ( traffic from the 802.11 wireless client to the AP ) observed on the dot11 interfaces of the respective APs. For example, suppose a client with address 12:3f:73:99:de:5b connects to the 802.11 radio interface, 13:13:43:de:bb:ff of an AP at 18:30:00 hours. Assuming that cLTsmDot11aConfig (or cLTsmDot11bConfig) is set to 'true' for the respective type of interface, every 90 seconds, AP sends the controller statistical data for the client 12:3f:73:99:de:5b associated at the interface 13:13:43:de:bb:ff. So, after 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds, controller would have received statistics for the particular client and AP combination twice leading to two rows in this table as follows. 1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00 2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30 Now assume that, at 18:33:00, the client moves and associates with another AP associated to the same controller, at the AP's 802.11 interface 14:14:43:de:dd:ee. After 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds (say), controller would have again received statistics from the AP, for the particular client and new AP combination twice leading to two new rows in this table. At this point, this table will have entries with following references : 1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:36:00 2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:34:30 3> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00 4> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30 The maximum number of entries in this table is indicated by cLTsmDot11MaxTsmStatsEntries. When the specified limit of entries is reached the oldest entries will be removed to make room for new entries. However, the controller may remove the entries if it encounters memory shortage. " ::= { ciscoLwappTsmDot11Stats 2 }
cLTsmDot11UplinkTable OBJECT-TYPE SYNTAX SEQUENCE OF CLTsmDot11UplinkEntry MAX-ACCESS not-accessible STATUS current DESCRIPTION "This table represents the statistics received by the controller from the associated APs, on the uplink traffic ( traffic from the 802.11 wireless client to the AP ) observed on the dot11 interfaces of the respective APs. For example, suppose a client with address 12:3f:73:99:de:5b connects to the 802.11 radio interface, 13:13:43:de:bb:ff of an AP at 18:30:00 hours. Assuming that cLTsmDot11aConfig (or cLTsmDot11bConfig) is set to 'true' for the respective type of interface, every 90 seconds, AP sends the controller statistical data for the client 12:3f:73:99:de:5b associated at the interface 13:13:43:de:bb:ff. So, after 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds, controller would have received statistics for the particular client and AP combination twice leading to two rows in this table as follows. 1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00 2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30 Now assume that, at 18:33:00, the client moves and associates with another AP associated to the same controller, at the AP's 802.11 interface 14:14:43:de:dd:ee. After 3 minutes, i.e., 180 seconds (say), controller would have again received statistics from the AP, for the particular client and new AP combination twice leading to two new rows in this table. At this point, this table will have entries with following references : 1> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:36:00 2> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:14:14:43:de:dd:ee Time: 18:34:30 3> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:33:00 4> Client: 12:3f:73:99:de:5b Interface:13:13:43:de:bb:ff Time: 18:31:30 The maximum number of entries in this table is indicated by cLTsmDot11MaxTsmStatsEntries. When the specified limit of entries is reached the oldest entries will be removed to make room for new entries. However, the controller may remove the entries if it encounters memory shortage." ::= { ciscoLwappTsmDot11Stats 2 }
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.525.1.2.2.1 | cLTsmDot11UplinkEntry | 12 | 12 | Each entry represents a conceptual row in this table and corresponds to the uplink TSM statistics received from an AP, in a 90 se… |
| OID | Name | Sub children | Sub Nodes Total | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.525.1.2.1 | cLTsmDot11ClientTable | 1 | 3 | This table lists those clients for which TSM statistics are collected by the controller from the respective APs associated with t… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.525.1.2.3 | cLTsmDot11DnlinkTable | 1 | 11 | This table represents the statistics received by the controller from the associated APs, on the downlink traffic ( traffic from t… |
| 1.3.6.1.4.1.9.9.525.1.2.4 | cLTsmDot11CUTable | 1 | 6 | This table represents Channel Utilization statistics received by the Controller from associated APs observed on the dot11 radio i… |