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An administrator receives reports of many interferes in the wireless network and wants to get these interferes' location from the maps in Cisco Prime Infrastructure. When looking at the floor…
The correct answer is B. Enable interferer tracking on the MSE. Client locations appear on the map because MSE is already integrated and NMSP is active, but interferer tracking is a separate feature that must be explicitly enabled on the MSE.
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An administrator receives reports of many interferes in the wireless network and wants to get these interferes' location from the maps in Cisco Prime Infrastructure. When looking at the floor plans/maps, the administrator does not see any interferes but can see all wireless clients located successfully. What must be configured to get the location?
Options
- AAdd MSE to Cisco Prime Infrastructure and synchronized.
- BEnable interferer tracking on the MSE.
- CActivate NMSP communication with the WLC.
- DConfigure SNMP between Cisco Prime Infrastructure and the WLC.
How the community answered
(31 responses)- A3% (1)
- B71% (22)
- C6% (2)
- D19% (6)
Why each option
Client locations appear on the map because MSE is already integrated and NMSP is active, but interferer tracking is a separate feature that must be explicitly enabled on the MSE.
MSE must already be added and synchronized with Prime Infrastructure because the administrator can already see wireless client locations, which requires a functioning MSE integration.
The Cisco MSE separates client location tracking from interferer detection - client tracking is enabled by default after MSE integration, but interferer tracking (for non-802.11 devices such as Bluetooth, microwave, and video cameras) must be independently enabled in the MSE Services configuration. Without enabling this specific tracking type, the MSE will never report interferer locations to Prime Infrastructure maps regardless of how well the rest of the integration is configured.
NMSP communication between the WLC and MSE is already active because client location data is being successfully reported and displayed on the maps.
SNMP between Prime Infrastructure and the WLC is used for device management and inventory, not for the location or interferer detection services that depend on MSE.
Concept tested: MSE interferer tracking enablement in Prime Infrastructure
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/net_mgmt/prime/infrastructure/3-1/user/guide/pi_ug/loc_srv.html
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