Networks

The Instant On web application provides a summary of the networks that are available for employee and guest users.

To view the Networks > Overview page, click Networks tile on the Instant On home page, or click Networks from the navigation pane on the left:

Table 1: Network Information

 

Description

Network

Identifies the Instant On network used to connect computers, tablets, or phones together. The network name is also used as the Wi-Fi identifier.

Health

Displays the health status of the network:

  • Good — Indicates that the overall health score of the network is good.
  • Fair — Indicates the overall health score of the network is sub-optimal.
  • Poor — Indicates the overall health score of the network is poor.
  • None — Indicates the network is inactive.

State

Shows the status of the network, whether Active or Inactive.

Type

Indicates if the network is a employee guest network.

VLAN (Wired Network)

Wired Networks: Shows the VLAN ID that was assigned for the network.

Wireless Network: Shows the network name of the network.

Clients

Displays the number of clients currently connected to the network. For more information on each individual client, see Managing Clients

24-hour Usage

Displays the volume of data, in bytes, transferred in the network during the last 24-hour period.

Hover the cursor over a network, click the button and select one of the following options:

  • View Details—Allows you to view the details of the network.
  • Deactivate—Deactivates the network.
  • Delete—Deletes the network.

Refer the following topics to create a wireless or wired network: