CleanAir FAQs

A. 

Access points must be RF neighbors for the device to consider merging the devices that are detected by these access points. An access point takes time to establish neighbor relationships. A few minutes after the device reboots or after there is a change in the RF group, and similar events, clustering will not be very accurate.

A. 

To view neighbor access points, use the show ap ap_name auto-rf dot11{ 24ghz | 5ghz} command.

This example shows how to display the neighbor access points:

Device#show ap name AS-5508-5-AP3 auto-rf dot11 24ghz

<snippet>
Nearby APs
  AP 0C85.259E.C350 slot 0                            :  -12 dBm on   1 (10.10.0.5)
  AP 0C85.25AB.CCA0 slot 0                            :  -24 dBm on   6 (10.10.0.5)
  AP 0C85.25C7.B7A0 slot 0                            :  -26 dBm on  11 (10.10.0.5)
  AP 0C85.25DE.2C10 slot 0                            :  -24 dBm on   6 (10.10.0.5)
  AP 0C85.25DE.C8E0 slot 0                            :  -14 dBm on  11 (10.10.0.5)
  AP 0C85.25DF.3280 slot 0                            :  -31 dBm on   6 (10.10.0.5)
  AP 0CD9.96BA.5600 slot 0                            :  -44 dBm on   6 (10.0.0.2)
  AP 24B6.5734.C570 slot 0                            :  -48 dBm on  11 (10.0.0.2)
<snippet>

A. 

The AP debug commands for CleanAir are:

• debug cleanair { bringup | event | logdebug | low | major | nsi | offchan}

• debug rrm { neighbor | off-channel | reports}