Configuring a Wireless Excessive Rogues Threshold
- Last Updated: August 19, 2020
- 2 minute read
- WhatsUp Gold
- Version 2026
Track wireless clients that are unknown and connecting to your network.
Configure a Wireless Excessive Rogues threshold:
Note:
- Name . Used in the Threshold library and the title on the Alert Center Dashboard .
- Notification Policy . (Optional) Select the notification policy to apply to this threshold. The policy initiates notifications when an item is outside the configured threshold limits.
- Threshold Check Interval . Enter a time interval for Alert Center to check the WhatsUp Gold database for items that are out of the threshold limits.
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Automatically resolve items no longer out of threshold
. Select this option if you want Alert Center to automatically resolve items when they return to the value within the threshold limit.
Add Condition Rules:
- Rogue Count . Number of rogues attached to this AP for Duration .
- Duration. Compile a running total of all rogue wireless clients during this time range or "rolling interval."
Select Applied Devices
- Apply to All Devices . By default, the threshold monitors all applicable hosts.
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Exclude Devices
. Select to build or apply an exclusion list. - Click Apply this Threshold to Specific Devices to choose the hosts to which the threshold applies.
Note:
Configure the threshold check interval for a longer time than the sampling interval for thresholds relating to trends, such as percent utilization. Configure it for a time the same as (or similar to) the sampling interval when configuring a threshold for a health check.
Tip:
Avoid setting the threshold check interval to a very short time. Aggressive intervals can degrade system performance. In general, setting the threshold check interval to less than five minutes is not advised.