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The WiFiMon GUI
The installation is now complete and you can access:. The WiFiMon GUI can be accessed at: https://WAS_FQDN:8441/login (see Figure 1)
The Kibana admin page UI is available at https://WAS_FQDN:5601
Figure 1: WiFiMon login page
Credentials to login as ADMIN (see paragraph 1Section 2.15):
Email: admin@test.com
Password: admin1
Once you login, you will be able to see the following tabs at the top of the The following tabs are available from the WiFiMon GUI:
Overview: Overview of the measurements in for the current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds
Measurements: Measurements in for the current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds
TimeseriesSubnets: This tab includes measurements from all monitored subnets.
Download Timeseries for current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds
Upload Timeseries for current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds
Ping Timeseries for current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds
Subnets: This tab includes measurments from each monitored subnet separately.
performance measurements for WiFiMon End Users (not WiFiMon Hardware Probes) in the monitored Subnets. By default, the measurements of all WiFiMon End Users are depicted regardless of the Subnet they reside. Visualizing measurements for a specific Subnet requires adding a Kibana filter (along with the existing one) from the "Add filter" option on top. For the example subnet a.b.c.d/xx, the Kibana filter is "requesterSubnet is a.b.c.d/xx".
HWProbes: This tab includes measurements from the monitored WiFiMon Hardware Probes (not WiFiMon End Users) in the monitored Subnets. By default, the measurements of all WiFiMon Hardware Probes are depicted. Visualizing measurements for a specific WiFiMon Hardware Probe requires adding a Kibana filter (along with the existing one) from the "Add filter" option on top. Each WiFiMon Hardware Probe is assigned a number. For the measurements of the WiFiMon Hardware Probe assigned the number "1", the required Kibana filter is "probeNo is 1". Assigning a number in each WiFiMon Hardware Probe is possible via the "testtool" attribute of the WiFiMon monitored test pages. More information is available in the WiFiMon Test Server installation guideHWProbes: This tab includes measurements from each monitored WiFiMon Hardware Probe separately.
Statistics:
Pie Statistics for current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds (Error: Reference source not found)
Table Statistics for current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds
Maps:
Clients Maps, map withthe measurement count from clients location in current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds (Error: Reference source not found)
APs Maps, map withthe measurement count from APs location in current day, automatically updated every 30 seconds
Configuration:
Subnets: Add/remove subnets Subnets that are allowed to perform measurements
Access Points: Add remove information (MAC, latitude, longitude, etc.) about access points Access Points (necessary to depict measurements in APs Maps page)
Users: Add/remove users to login to the WiFiMon GUI (role "USER" does not have access "Configuration" and "Guide" tabs)
Privacy / Correlation: Hide/show user-related data, select the method to allow the correlation between measurements, client IP and AP MAC
Guide: Instruction on how to embed scripts (to perform measurements) to websites and locally install the available performance tests (NetTest, boomerang, speedtest/HTML5)
Help: Instruction on how to get help
As a first step you should add the subnet Subnet of your WiFi network to allow measurements.
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