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show wlan access-points

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Syntax

Syntax (SRX Series Firewalls)

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show wlan
<detail>
<virtual-access-points>
<client-associations>
<neighbors>
<summary>
<radio>
<ha>

Description

Display information about wireless and virtual access point WLANs configured on the wireless LAN interface wl-x/0/0.

Options

detail

(Optional) Display the specified level of output.

virtual access points

Display Virtual access Points (VAPs) status and statistics.

client-associations

Client association number of the specified access point.

neighbors

List neighboring access point information including the MAC address, WPA, band, channel and SSID values.

summary

Display the access point configuration summary as output.

radio

Display access point radio information.

ha

Display wireless access point status in chassis cluster mode. In chassis cluster mode, only one wirelesss interface is active and the wireless client can choose the required secure method to establish the wireless connection. After the wireless interface failover, wireless client retries the secure process to establish the new wireless connection.

In WIFI mPIM HA mode, there is one WAP mPIM card on each node. The WAP mPIM cards on both nodes have the same WAP configuration such as SSID, channel, and bandwidth. WAP0 is active on node0 and WAP1 is inactive on node1. Users are connected to WAP0 initially. When there is WAP0 failure, WAP1 is changed to active and the users are connected to WAP1 automatically.

The show wlan access-points ha status command is supported on primary routing engine. This command displays information from WAP mPIM card on both nodes.

Required Privilege Level

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Output Fields

Table 1 lists the output fields for the show wlan access-points command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 1: show wlan access-points output fields

Field Name

Field Description

Level of Output

Access point

Name of the wireless access point.

All levels.

Type

Internal.

detail

Location

Location of the access point.

detail

Serial Number

Serial number of the Mini-PIM.

detail

Firmware Version

Firmware version of the Mini-PIM.

detail

Alternate Version

Alternate firmware version of the Mini-PIM.

detail

Country

Country code.

detail

Access Interface

Name of the wireless LAN interface on the WI-Fi Mini-PIM.

detail

Packet Capture

Status of the traffic flow.

detail

Capture Interface

Interface captured on radio.

detail

Capture File

Capture file name.

detail

Capture Duration

Duration of capture in seconds.

detail

Capture File Size

File size of capture in kilobytes.

detail

MAC Address

MAC address of the Ethernet port.

detail

IPv4 Address

IPv4 address of the access point.

detail

Mode

Authentication mode on the radio.

detail

Channel

Channel bandwidth on the radio.

detail

neighbors

VAP

Name of the virtual access point.

SSID

Network name of the virtual access point.

detail

neighbors

VLAN ID

VLAN ID associated with the access point.

detail

Traffic Statistics
Number and rate of bytes and packets received and transmitted on the wireless LAN interface.

  • Input bytes—Number of bytes received on the wireless LAN interface.

  • Output bytes—Number of bytes transmitted on the wireless LAN interface.

  • Input packets—Number of packets received on the wireless LAN interface.

  • Output packets—Number of packets transmitted on the wireless LAN interface.

detail

Client number

Client number on Radios 1 and 2.

client-associations

MAC Privacy

Client MAC address as per the virtual access.

neighbors

WPA

Status of the security authentication method.

neighbors

Band

Status of the band.

neighbors

Sample Output

show wlan access-points (SRX Series Firewalls)

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user@router> show wlan access-points
Active access points information
Access-Point     Type   Interface    Radio-mode/Channel/Bandwidth
bj340d-ha        Int    wl-2/0/0     Off/Off/Off, Off/Off/Off

show wlan access-points (SRX Series Firewalls)

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user@router> show wlan access-points e09-22-ha-ap
node0:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Active access point information

Access Point        : e09-22-ha-ap
Type                : Internal
Access Interface    : wl-2/0/0
Packet Capture      : Off
Radio1              : Mode: IEEE 802.11a/n/ac, Channel: 153, Bandwidth: 40
Radio2              : Mode: Off, Channel: Off, Bandwidth: Off

node1:
-----------------------------------------------------------------------

Active access point information

Access Point        : e09-22-ha-ap
Type                : Internal
Access Interface    : wl-7/0/0
Packet Capture      : Off
Radio1              : Mode: IEEE 802.11a/n/ac, Channel: 153, Bandwidth: 40
Radio2              : Mode: Off, Channel: Off, Bandwidth: Off

show wlan access-points detail (SRX Series Firewalls)

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user@router> show wlan access-points bj340d-ha detail
Active access point detail information
Access Point          : bj340d-ha
Type                  : Internal
Location              : Default Location
Serial Number         : EV0519AF0022
Firmware Version      : v1.2.2
Alternate Version     : v1.1.8
Country               : US
Access Interface      : wl-2/0/0 
System Time           : Thu Oct 31 12:11:40 UTC 2019 
Packet Capture        : Off
Ethernet Port:
MAC Address           : 94:f7:ad:2c:7b:87

Radio1:            
                        Status            : Off
                        MAC Address       : 94:f7:ad:2c:7b:89
                        Temperature       : 0
                        Mode              : Off
                        Channel           : Off
                        Bandwidth         : Off
                        Transmit Power    : Off

Radio2:                                 
                        Status            : Off
                        MAC Address       : 94:f7:ad:2c:7b:88
                        Temperature       : 0
                        Mode              : Off
                        Channel           : Off
                        Bandwidth         : Off
                        Transmit Power    : Off

show wlan access-points virtual access-points (SRX Series Firewalls)

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user@host> show wlan access-points bj340d-ha virtual-access-points
Virtual access points information
Access Point           : bj340d-ha
Radio1:             
                   VAP0:
                   SSID                : juniper_ap_0
                   MAC Address         : 00:11:22:33:44:55
                   VLAN ID             : 5
                   Traffic Statistics  :
                   Input Bytes         : 37979930
                   Output Bytes        : 54231321
                   Input Packets       : 210737
                   Output Packets      : 298451

                   VAP1:
                   SSID                : juniper_ap_3
                   MAC Address         : 00:11:22:33:44:58
                   VLAN ID             : 15
                   Traffic Statistics  :
                   Input Bytes         : 83421130
                   Output Bytes        : 21221311
                   Input Packets       : 510837
                   Output Packets      : 238451

Radio2:
                   VAP0:
                   SSID                : juniper_ap_7
                   MAC Address         : 00:11:22:33:44:75
                   VLAN ID             : 5
                   Traffic Statistics  :
                   Input Bytes         : 67079335
                   Output Bytes        : 34932321
                   Input Packets       : 415737
                   Output Packets      : 308451

                   VAP1:
                   SSID                : juniper_ap_3
                   MAC Address         : 00:11:22:33:44:78
                   VLAN ID             : 49
                   Traffic Statistics  :
                   Input Bytes         : 37979930
                   Output Bytes        : 54231321
                   Input Packets       : 512837
                   Output Packets      : 901151

show wlan access-points client-associations summary (SRX Series Firewalls)

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user@host> show wlan access-points bj340d-ha client associations summary
Access point client associations summary
Access point                        : bj340d-ha

Client number on radio 1 (5.0 GHz)  : 30
Client number on radio 2 (2.4 GHz)  : 20
Total client number on access point : 50

show wlan access-points neighbors (SRX Series Firewalls)

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user@host> show wlan access-points bj340d-ha neighbors
Access point neighbors information
Access point         : bj340d-ha

MAC                  Privacy   WPA    Band    Channel     SSID
00:11:22:33:44:55    Off       Off    2.4     10          xyz-ap
00:12:23:45:56:67    On        On     5       100         abc-ap

show wlan access-points ha status (SRX Series Firewalls)

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user@host> show wlan access-points ha status

Acess-point                                Interface            HA-status

e09-22-ha-ap                             wl-2/0/0                 Inactive
e09-22-ha-ap                             wl-7/0/0                 Active

Release Information

Command introduced in Junos OS Release 19.4R1.

ha option is introduced in the Junos OS Release 20.3R1 for SRX Series Firewalls.

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