Watchlisted Clients

The client watchlist feature allows you to monitor the status of the wired, wireless clients , or VPN clients connected to the Instant On devices. After the client is added to the watchlist (), an alert is triggered when the watched client goes offline and is cleared if the client comes back online or removed from the watchlist.

If a client is in the Watchlisted list and is offline, the Connectivity label on the client details page changes to Last Connectivity, and the client details are available only from the Watchlisted table.

You can add a maximum of 128 wired, wireless, or VPN clients to the watchlist.

The following procedure describes how to remove a client from the watchlist:

  1. Hover the cursor over a wired or wireless client. A button is displayed at the end of the row.
  2. Click the button and select Remove from Watchlist. The client is removed from the Watchlisted () list.

The following table describes the parameters of the Watchlisted Clients table.

Table 1: Client details

Column Label

Description

Client

Name of the client. Click on the client name from the list to view the Client Details page. The Client Details page lists detailed information about the client.

Health

Displays the health status of the connected clients:

  • Good —Indicates that the health of the client is good.
  • Fair — Indicates that the health of the client is fair.
  • Poor — Indicates that the health of the client is poor.

State

Denotes the state of the connected client, whether Online or Offline.

State Duration

Denotes the amount of time that the client remains in their current state, including both online and offline periods, for the entire span of the session.

Device Uptime

Denotes the continuous duration that the client has been powered on and processing traffic.

Network

Denotes the network to which the client is connected.

Type

Denotes if the connected client is a wired client (), a wireless client (), or VPN client ().

MAC Address

MAC address of the client.

NOTE: There is no MAC address available for a VPN client.

IP Address

IP address of the client.

Device

The network device to which the client is connected.

Interface

Denotes the device interface to which the client is connected. The Wireless client will display the radio (2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, or 6 GHz) to which it is connected.

NOTE: There is no Interface information available for a VPN client.

24-hour Usage

Indicates the data usage by the client for the last 24 hours.