reset wlan ids device-detected
Function
The rreset wlan ids device-detected command deletes information about the wireless devices detected.
Format
reset wlan ids device-detected { all | [ interference | rogue ] ap | [ rogue ] bridge | [ rogue ] client | adhoc | ssid [ ssid ] | mac-address mac-address }
Parameters
Parameter |
Description |
Value |
|---|---|---|
all |
Deletes information about all the wireless devices detected. |
- |
interference |
Deletes information about the interfering devices detected. |
- |
rogue |
Deletes information about the rogue devices detected. |
- |
ap |
Deletes information about the APs detected. |
- |
bridge |
Deletes information about the bridge devices detected. |
- |
client |
Deletes information about the user terminals detected. |
- |
adhoc |
Deletes information about detected user terminals that belong to Adhoc network. |
- |
ssid [ ssid ] |
Deletes information about detected devices with specified SSID or all SSIDs. |
The SSID must exist. To specify an SSID starting with a space, include the SSID with double quotation marks (" "). For example, in the SSID " hello", the double quotation marks at the start and end of the SSID occupy two characters. To specify an SSID starting with a double quotation mark ("), enter an escape character (\) before the double quotation mark. For example, in the SSID \"hello, the escape character (\) occupies one character. |
mac-address mac-address |
Deletes information about detected devices with specified MAC addresses. |
The value must be an existing MAC address. |
Usage Guidelines
Usage Scenario
When there is excessive information about wireless devices recorded or the recorded information is useless, you can run the reset wlan ids device-detected command to delete the information.
Precautions
The reset wlan ids device-detected ssid ssid command cannot delete device information containing special characters (such as tabs) from the SSID. To delete such information, run the reset wlan ids device-detected mac-address mac-address or reset wlan ids device-detectedall command.
