Cisco WAE 6.3 System Administration Guide

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Cisco WAE 6.3 System Administration Guide

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Overview

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Updated:: December 11, 2015

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Overview

This guide describes both the System UI and the Statistics UI, as well as other system-related tasks.

Statistics UI—Enables you to monitor processes (services), logged events, and diagnostics for either a single-system deployment or for a distributed (high-availability) one using multiple servers.

– Services and Statistics —Describes the services, as well as how to start and stop them. Describes the Process Status, Event Logs, and Platform Diagnostics UIs and how to use them.

System UI—Enables you to manage configurations that apply to accessing and using the web UI. These configurations (and thus, the corresponding documentation) are only for the local server.

– Licenses —Describes how to install local licenses, and view relevant information, such as their licensed features and expiration dates.

– User Management —Describes how to add, edit, activate/de-activate, and delete users and their roles from the local user database.

– LDAP Configuration —Describes how to configure access to the LDAP server for user authentication, and configure mappings between LDAP groups and local system roles.

– SMTP Server —Describes how to configure access to the local SMTP server used for emailing WAE Live reports.

– Log Settings —Describes how to configure aggregation of all syslog messages to a syslog server.

– Local Server Status —Describes the status information about the local device: system load, memory, and disk space.

Applications —Describes how to install applications in the WAE UI.
Additional Administrative Tasks —Describes additional administrative tasks that are not done using the WAE UI.
Troubleshooting —Offers a few tips on troubleshooting WAE products.

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You can set bookmarks for any page in the UI.

Step 1 Go to the page you want to bookmark.

Step 2 Click the bookmark icon.

Step 3 Click Bookmark This Page.

Manage Bookmarks

Step 1 Click the bookmark icon.

Step 2 Click Bookmark Manager.

To edit a bookmark, hover over the bookmark name and click it, or click the Edit (pencil) icon. Change the Caption or URL as needed, and click Update.
To delete a bookmark, click the associated Delete icon and then click OK to confirm.

Step 3 Click Save.