Multi-vendor visibility
Monitor Cisco Catalyst 9800 and ArubaOS 8 environments from the same interface with normalized controller, AP, radio, and client data.
WAM gives network teams a single operational view of controllers, access points, radios, clients, RF conditions, history, and health across multi-vendor Wi-Fi environments.
WAM normalizes controller, AP, client, and RF data into one consistent operating model, so engineers spend less time moving between tools and more time solving actual network problems.
Monitor Cisco Catalyst 9800 and ArubaOS 8 environments from the same interface with normalized controller, AP, radio, and client data.
Follow a client from association to AP, radio, VLAN, PHY, signal, roaming history, and connection details without losing context.
Track noise floor, utilization, interference, channel width, EIRP, rates, retries, SNR, and radio pressure using real controller telemetry.
WAM keeps the operational hierarchy intact: controller → managed device → AP → radio → client. Cross-navigation and historical context make troubleshooting faster.
Inventory, software, availability, collection state, managed-device hierarchy, AP counts, and client counts.
Operational/admin state, model, serial, wired MAC, software, uptime, group/site, clients, radio state, and history.
SSID, BSSID, PHY, channel, VLAN, SNR, RSSI, rates, retries, security, association state, history, and roaming.
Noise, interference, utilization, channel, width, EIRP, client load, airtime, and radio health at a glance.
Organize tenants, sites, buildings, floors, floorplans, and AP placement without forcing a proprietary hierarchy.
Operational history, session context, CSV exports, and full-detail PDF exports for analysis and reporting.
Web-based configuration, backups, restore, audit history, credentials, and controller lifecycle management.
Run WAM on your infrastructure. Your controller credentials and operational WLAN data stay under your control.
WAM uses modern APIs and telemetry rather than screen scraping. Collection is vendor-specific; presentation and assurance are normalized.
WAM preserves the information engineers actually need: RF state, association context, controller ownership, history, and raw diagnostics when necessary.
A common data model means operational workflows do not have to change when the WLAN contains more than one vendor.
Deploy on Linux, retain local control of data, integrate through APIs, and evolve the platform around your operational requirements.
Contact us to discuss WAM, multi-vendor WLAN assurance, deployment requirements, or an evaluation environment.