You can edit or delete a Rogue AP Detection policy to modify or remove existing classification rules and venue assignments. Editing the policy updates rogue AP detection behavior for the associated venues, while deleting the policy removes it from the system.

1. From the navigation bar, select Network Control > My Services.
   The My Services page is displayed.
2. In the My Services page, click Rogue AP Detection.
   The Rogue AP Detection page is displayed.

   

   The page displays a list of configured Rogue AP Detection policies:

   • Name: Displays the policy name as a hyperlink. Click the hyperlink to open the Service Details page.
   • Description: Displays the policy description.
   • Classification Rules: Displays the number of classification rules configured for the policy as a hyperlink. Click the hyperlink to view the Rogue AP Detection Policy Details: <name> sidebar.
   • Venues: Displays the number of venues associated with the policy.

   You can use the Search option to display only the table entries matching the specified name; enter a minimum of two characters. Additionally, you can filter the list by selecting one of the options from the drop-down menu of the Venue. Click Clear Filters to reset the filters. You can sort the list by clicking the associated column header.

   You can customize which fields appear in the Rogue AP Detection table by clicking the icon and selecting or deselecting the desired column names. Optionally, you can click Reset to default to restore the default subset of columns.

3. Select the check box alongside the name of the Rogue AP Detection policy to display and access the following options:
   • Edit
   • Delete
4. (Optional) Click Edit to modify the Rogue AP Detection configuration.
   The Edit Rogue AP Detection page is displayed.

   

   1. Update configuration values as needed:
      • Modify Policy Name or Description.
      • Classification rules: Click Add rule to create a classification rule.
        • Select or update the Rule Type from the following options: Ad Hoc, CTS Abuse, Deauth Flood, Disassoc Flood, Excessive Power, Low SNR, MAC OUI, MAC Spoofing, Null SSID, RTS Abuse, Same Network, SSID, or SSID Spoofing.
        • Select or update the Category from the following options: Ignored, Known, Unclassified, or Malicious.
        • (Optional) Select Add another rule to create additional classification rules.
        • Click Add to add the rule to the Classification rules table.
        • To manage Classification rules, select a rule by selecting the check box alongside the Priority column, and click Edit or Delete.
        • To reorder the priority of rules, drag and drop the specific rule up or down using the icon on the far right side of the table.
   2. Click Scope, and activate or deactivate venues by toggling the switch on or off in the Activate column.
   3. Click Apply.
      Refer to Creating a Rogue AP Detection Policy for more information.
5. (Optional) Click Delete to remove the Rogue AP Detection policy, if required.

   A confirmation dialog is displayed.

   1. Review the confirmation message.
   2. Click Delete Policy.
   Note: Deletion of the default Rogue AP Detection policy is not allowed.

   Note: Deletion of a Rogue AP Detection policy is not allowed when the policy is associated with one or more venues. When you attempt to delete the policy, a message is displayed indicating that you cannot delete the record because it is in use by a venue.