WLC show client stats through Cisco Prime API

[trashh430]

Hello,

I'm working with my Cisco Wi Fi infrastructure with Prime but I'm stuck on a problem and really need your help :

1. With the WLC I'm able to get "Nearby AP Statistics" for one specific client thanks to the show client stats <Client MAC>  command run on SSH :

As you can see, RSSI values are not updated each time I run the command : what is the default refresh rate interval and how can I refresh it manually ?

2. The previous output data is from a SSH connection on the WLC : how can I get exactly this data (Nearby AP Statistics) thanks to the Cisco Prime API ? I searched on a the API doc but found nothing.

My goal is to get multiple RSSI for one specific client (so RSSI from different APs) through the Prime API

Thanks a lot for your time,

Best regards

[balaji.bandi]

I have not tried API, but report does Prime when we using, now everything moved to DNAC

Some reference  API :

https://developer.cisco.com/site/prime-infrastructure/documents/api-reference/rest-api-v3-0/v1/indexcc3b/?_docs

here is the report you like to generate : (example)

https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/net_mgmt/prime/infrastructure/3-5/user/guide/bk_CiscoPrimeInfrastructure_3_5_0_UserGuide/bk_CiscoPrimeInfrastructure_3_5_0_UserGuide_chapter_01111.html#con_1418185

[Flavio Miranda]

Prime does not show it on client interface so, chances are it does not show it at all. But, you can see this on the report for Client Sessions.

 You can try to use this:

https://developer.cisco.com/site/prime-infrastructure/documents/api-reference/rest-api-v3-0/v1/data/ClientSessionscc3b/?_docs 

[trashh430]

Thanks but on the Client Sessions report the RSSI is updated only for one AP which is the AP connected to the client, not for all as the show client stats command. Moreover, even if it's not possible to get it through Prime API, how can I a manually refresh the "Nearby AP Statistics" from the show client stat command through SSH ?

Thank you

[Flavio Miranda]

  If you want to force the refresh I dont think it is possible. This statistics must follow the RRM insterval which is 600 secs by default. But,  if the client does not "hear" the AP for a while, this times can be different. The print you sent gives an idea of that cause the timer of 15200 secs is the AP with the lower signal and the clients is probably is not hearing it anymore.