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Who's logged into Cisco Wireless Access Points

Is there a way to tell who is logged into a cisco wireless access point by machine name or user id? Currently I get a list of active clients on my wireless ap's, which is all fine and dandy, but it gives me the list of client's ip addresses not machine names or user ID's logged into the machine. Since we don't assign ip address, it is almost implossible to tell who is really on the wireless. I've searched through the mib walker and havenlt come up with antyhing yet. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

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bshopp

So are you not getting any values under client name?

Hanszilla

There's not even an option for client name on the active wireless clients list in NPM 9.5 (that I can find).

I downloaded the UDP and that gives me a count of active clients on the radio, but again, no names.

bshopp

So where are you looking at, the node details page or the new Wireless view we added to the nav bar in 9.5?

Hanszilla

Both. The node details does not have a name for connected clients (PCs). I see the IP address of the connected PC and I see the SSID that they are attached to, but no PC name.

On the new wireless view from the toolbar, all that lists is my collection of wireless access points. It does not show clients currently connected in detail.

If you would like I can send you a screen shot, just send me your email address to hnewton@tenneco.com

Thanks!