That's right. This is a platform specific thermal parameter that's not very meaningful to track as a general "AP temperature". Which component temperature(s) we track and what the thresholds are for thermal shutdown varies by AP platform.
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/Onno Harms, Aruba Wireless Product Management
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Original Message:
Sent: Sep 16, 2024 10:17 AM
From: chulcher
Subject: monitor access point temperature
That particular sensor isn't available on all APs. That number is probably degrees Celsius.
The board/CPU temperature is the important factor for the AP. The AP will automatically go into thermal shutdown when the operating temperatures are exceeded.
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Carson Hulcher, ACEX#110
Original Message:
Sent: Sep 16, 2024 03:10 AM
From: ccku
Subject: monitor access point temperature
Hi,
We hope to monitor the access point operating temperature and found "show ap debug radio-info" have provide the temperature information :
May I know how many degrees does the number 56(0x38) represent?
(MD) *#show ap debug radio-info ap-name "Lab.AP515" radio 0 | begin TEMPERATURE
TEMPERATURE SENSOR: wl -i wifi0 phy_tempsense
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56 (0x38)
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RATE: wl -i wifi0 rate
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6 Mbps
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BAND: wl -i wifi0 band
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a
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SCAN RESULTS: wl -i wifi0 scanresults
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wifi0-drop-list:
dma_rxreclaim(1271): 0/6500 0/0
wlc_recv_mgmt_ctl(5800): 73758/23638391 0/0
wlc_spt_deinit(787): 0/30 0/0
wlc_send80211raw_stateful(15901): 0/54 0/24
wlc_recvdata(2629): 7884/2727137 0/0
wlc_dotxstatus(2301): 23082/2343517 1228/643378
aruba_start_scan(2006): 108/283347 108/283347
(MD) *#
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Jackson Ku
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