Cisco Catalyst Center Rogue Management and aWIPS Application Quick Start Guide, Release 3.1.x
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Updated: December 15, 2025
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Rogue rules are an easy way to segregate and manage rogues with different risk profiles. Rogue rules are easy to configure and they are applied in order of priority. They reduce false positives, noise for sites with interferers, number of alerts, and provide the ability to adjust organizational risk profiles on global and site basis.
You can move these rogue AP types to the custom classification type:
Interferer
Neighbor
(Requires a Cisco Service Contract)
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