HPE Aruba Networking Central performs rogue AP detection, classification, and containment through RAPIDS (Rogue Access Point Intrusion Detection System). In the Classic Central interface, detected wireless devices are managed under Security > RAPIDS > Rogues. RAPIDS categorizes detected APs as Rogue, Suspected Rogue, Interfering, Neighbor, Manually Contained, or other applicable states. Aruba Networking
For manual reclassification, the administrator selects the detected AP, chooses Reclassify, and then selects the desired classification. Aruba documentation explicitly lists Rogue, Neighbor, and Manually contained among the available manual classifications. A Manually contained classification enables rogue containment against the selected AP, subject to the required containment configuration being enabled. Aruba Networking
Therefore, Security > RAPIDS is the appropriate location for this task. Applications > IDS/IPS is not the workflow used to reclassify detected APs. Devices > Access Points primarily manages authorized infrastructure APs rather than RAPIDS classifications. Audit Trail records administrative and system activities; it is not the rogue-device classification interface.
Study Guide Topics: Aruba Central Security, RAPIDS, WIDS/WIPS, Rogue AP Classification, Manual Containment, Neighbor APs.