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WLC CLI command to show clients

Aleck_Sei
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Hi everybody

I work with a Cisco 8540 WLC and I have to extract some connection statistics.

Is there some command to list...

- all clients connected to a specific SSID?
- all clients connected to a specific APGroup?
- all clients connected to a particular AP.?

I am trying to use "grep" but I am not able to display the information that I want.

Thanks in advance.

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Scott Fella
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Do you have Prime Infrastructure?  You can pull client statistics from that or even other management tools.  If you are just looking for a command line for just point in time connections, then there are a few, like one @marce1000 mentioned.  You can also look at the show client summary ?

There are options to include the ssid ip username, etc.

(5520-01) >show client summary ?

<ssid / ip / username / devicetype / security / ipsk-tag> Displays active clients selective details on anyone (OR) all of parameters <ssid, ip, username, devicetype, ipsk-tag> requested in any order.

The apgroup stuff you might just have to figure out how to parse that data from the show wlan apgroup command.

-Scott
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marce1000
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             >...all clients connected to a specific SSID?
                      show client wlan <wlan_id>

  Further , checkout this document : https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/wireless/controller/7-6/configuration-guide/b_cg76/b_cg76_chapter_01111011.pdf

 M.



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Gaurav  Kansal
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Dear Jorgerr,

You may please refer to following link: https://www.cisco.com/en/US/docs/wireless/controller/7.4/command/reference/lwap/lwapcr74_chapter_010.pdf on page number 52 you will find commands you are looking for.

Please mark as solution and rate helpful if it helps you.

GoodLuck..

Scott Fella
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Do you have Prime Infrastructure?  You can pull client statistics from that or even other management tools.  If you are just looking for a command line for just point in time connections, then there are a few, like one @marce1000 mentioned.  You can also look at the show client summary ?

There are options to include the ssid ip username, etc.

(5520-01) >show client summary ?

<ssid / ip / username / devicetype / security / ipsk-tag> Displays active clients selective details on anyone (OR) all of parameters <ssid, ip, username, devicetype, ipsk-tag> requested in any order.

The apgroup stuff you might just have to figure out how to parse that data from the show wlan apgroup command.

-Scott
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dmakarski
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Here is the command I use to get the information by IP when I ssh to the controller:
grep include "x.x.x.x" "show client summary ip"  (replace the x's with the IP address)

 

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