Retrieving Wi-Fi access log data

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  • Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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    • Using Wi-Fi access logs, you can identify employees who might have come in contact with an employee who tested positive for a condition such as an infectious disease.

    If your organization has zones with multiple Wi-Fi access points, Wi-Fi access logs can help identify the zones that an affected employee has visited over a specified time. This information in turn helps identify potentially exposed employee interactions by zones and time windows within workspace areas.

    Contact Tracing provides the following options:
    • Manually upload data from a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet by using the import Wi-Fi access logs option
    • Automatically get the Wi-Fi access logs from external systems by using the integration option
    Integration with the following systems is available:
    Integration with Mist Systems
    Use the Mist Systems API to automatically import the Wi-Fi access logs data into the Wi-Fi Access Register table.
    Integration with Cisco DNA Spaces
    Import the Cisco DNA Spaces Wi-Fi access data into the Wi-Fi Access Register [sn_imt_tracing_wifi_access_register] table by either generating a proximity report or downloading the access data into a spreadsheet and then uploading it.
    • Microsoft Excel spreadsheet: Download the proximity report from Cisco DNA Spaces and attach the file in the diagnostic request task.
    • Proximity report: Log in to the Cisco DNA Spaces portal and generate the proximity report by providing the diagnostic request task number. The proximity report containing the Wi-Fi access logs is posted into the Wi-Fi Access Register table.

      For more information, see Fetch potentially exposed user data from a data source.

    • Wi-Fi access data files: Import Wi-Fi access data from the files from a Secured FTP server into the Wi-Fi Access Register table. Cisco DNA Spaces system uploads these raw data files containing the Wi-Fi access data each day on a scheduled time. The data is imported from these files when you run the diagnostic request to identify potentially exposed employees.
      Nota:
      The file from the SFTP server for a specific day is imported into the Wi-Fi Access Register table only once. Any subsequent diagnostic requests use the data in the table to generate the list of potentially exposed employees.
    Nota:
    You can use Wi-Fi access logs from Mist Systems or Wi-Fi access logs from a spreadsheet to identify potentially exposed employees.