OEAP link test
An OEAP link test is a diagnostic feature that
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helps determine the DTLS upload speed of the link between an OEAP and a controller
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assists in identifying network bottlenecks and reasons for functionality failures, and
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allows administrators to estimate link quality by running tests on demand.
Feature history for OEAP link test
This table provides release and related information for the feature explained in this module.
This feature is also available in all the releases subsequent to the one in which they are introduced in, unless noted otherwise.
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Release |
Feature |
Feature information |
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Cisco IOS XE 17.5.1 |
OEAP Link Test |
The Cisco OEAP Link Test feature allows you to determine the DTLS upload, link latency, and jitter of the link between an AP and the controller. |
Feature scenarios
OEAP users may experience poor performance when connected to a teleworker AP. Running an OEAP link test can diagnose and address these issues.
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The test involves the AP sending synthetic packets to the controller. The controller echoes them back, allowing the AP to assess the link quality effectively.
Use cases
This feature is particularly useful for OEAP network administrators to troubleshoot issues such as low throughput from the Cisco Catalyst 9800 Controller GUI. The OEAP link test provides crucial metrics like DTLS upload speed, link latency, and jitter, facilitating precise issue identification.
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