Answer- This article applies to all IAP's and version.
Below is the output from IAP-105 running version 4.1.0.100:24:6c:c8:68:98# show ap monitor ap-list | include 18:64:72:02:0a:1018:64:72:02:0a:10 testing 36 interfering 80211a enable 752/56 67/0 wpa2-psk-aes 0 11 11 0 no00:24:6c:c8:68:98# show snmp trap-queue | include 18:64:72:02:0a:102014-11-18 11:21:10 An AP (NAME 00:24:6c:c8:68:98 and MAC 00:24:6c:c8:68:98 on RADIO 1) that previously classified an access point (BSSID 18:64:72:02:0a:10 and SSID testing on CHANNEL 36) as rogue, no longer considers it rogue or it was removed from the network.Below is the SNMP trap being sent to Airwave.
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