show ap arm client-match summary

MAC address of a client for which you want to view a history of AP association changes triggered by the client match feature.

Displays advanced debugging information. Include this parameter only under the supervision ofArubasupport.

MAC address of the client that was moved to a different AP radio.

The output of this column shows the following two values:

T:总数乘以端匹配特性attempted to move a mobile roaming client because it was staying associated (sticking) to a sub-optimal AP.

S: Number of times the client match successfully moved a mobile roaming client because it was staying associated (sticking) to a sub-optimal AP.

The output of this column shows the following two values:

T:总数乘以端匹配特性attempted to move an AP to a different radio on dual-radio AP to balance the client load between the AP radios.

S: Number of times the client match feature successfully moved an AP to a different radio on dual-radio AP to balance the client load between the AP radios.

The output of this column shows the following two values:

T:总数乘以端匹配特性attempted to steer a dual-band client to a 5 GHz radio.

S: Number of times the client match feature successfully moved a dual-band client to a 5 GHz radio.

The output of this column shows the following two values:

T:总数乘以端匹配特性attempted to steer a dual-band client to a 5 GHz radio.

S: Number of times the client match feature successfully moved a dual-band client to a 5 GHz radio.

The output of this column shows the following two values:

T:总数乘以端匹配特性attempted to steer a dual-band client to a 6 GHz radio.

S: Number of times the client match feature successfully moved a dual-band client to a 6 GHz radio.

The output of this column shows the following two values:

T: Total number of times the Client Match feature attempted to steer and align MU-MIMO-capable clients with MU-MIMO-capable radios.

S: Number of times the client match feature successfully moved an AP to a different radio.

The output of this column shows the following two values:

T:总数乘以端匹配特性attempted to move a voice client roaming from one AP BSS to another AP BSS using the same SSID.

S: Number of times the client match feature successfully moved a roaming voice client roaming from one AP BSS to another using AP BSS the same SSID.

The output of this column shows the following two values:

T:总数乘以端匹配特性attempted to move an AP to a different radio.

S: Number of times the client match feature successfully moved an AP to a different radio.

This column shows the date and time the client was steered to a different AP radio, the reason why the client match feature made the change, and the number of seconds it took for the change to take place. Possible reasons include:

Sticky: A mobile roaming client was staying associated (sticking) to a sub-optimal AP for too long.

Band steer: A dual-band capable client was steered toward a 5Ghz radio on a dual-band AP.

Band Balance: A dual-band capable client was steered toward a different radio to balance the load between the two radios on a single AP.

Load Balance: Client match moved the client to a different AP, based upon the load on APs in the client's RF neighborhood, and the SNR levels the client detected from each underutilized AP.

HE-Steer:A HE capable client was steered to a HE capable AP on the same band.

Type of client, if the value can be determined.

This command enables ClientMatch.

This command displays the client probe report for the specified AP.

This command displays the BSSID of other APs seen by clients in the select AP's RF neighborhood.

This command displays the virtual beacon report for an AP with a specific IP or MAC address.

This command displays a list of clients that failed to be steered to a more optimal AP, and the reason the initial steering request was triggered.

This command shows the history of AP association changes triggered by the client match feature.