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Content Panel The Content panel displays information or configuration settings, based
on the selected tool bar option. The Content panel is located to the right
of the Organizer panel. (See the figure on page 29.)
The Policies, RF Planning, and Configuration tool bar options display
configuration fields. After selecting one of these tool bar options, you can
click on a policy, WX switch, or site object in the Organizer panel to
display and configure settings for that object.
(For more information about the tool bar options, see “Tool Bar Options”
on page 39.)
Network Lists the number of configuration differences between all WX
switches in the network and their counterparts in the network
plan.
Select this alert to open the Network Verification tab in the
Content panel. You can use this tab to edit configuration items
or disable rules.
(See “Verifying Configuration Changes” on page 363.)
Rogue Detection Lists the total number of rogues detected by 3Com radios and still
operating in the Mobility Domain(s) defined in the network plan.
Select this alert to open the Rogue Detection tab in the Content
panel. You can use this tab to list information about non-3Com
wireless devices detected in the network.
(See “Detecting and Combatting Rogue Devices” on page 457.)
Local Changes Lists the number of WX switch configuration changes that have
occurred in 3WXM (in the network plan) since the last time the
switches in the network were synchronized with their
counterparts in 3WXM.
Select this alert to open the Managed Devices tab in the Content
panel. You can use this tab to review the local changes and
deploy them to the network.
(See “Synchronizing Local and Network Changes” on page 350.)
Network
Changes
Lists the number of WX switch configuration changes that have
occurred in the live network since the last time the switches in the
network were synchronized with their counterparts in 3WXM.
Select this alert to open the Managed Devices tab in the Content
panel. You can use this tab to review the network changes and
upload them to 3WXM.
(See “Synchronizing Local and Network Changes” on page 350.)
Table 6 Alerts (continued)
Alert Category Description