Which of these AP WIPS classifications refers to a device outside your network?

The classification of "External" refers to devices that are located outside of your network's defined perimeter. In Wi-Fi security terms, external devices are generally considered to be those that do not have permission or authorization to access the network, and they are unable to authenticate with it. Identifying external devices is critical for protecting your network from potential threats, as these devices could represent unauthorized users attempting to exploit vulnerabilities.

In contrast, other classifications such as "Authorized" designate devices that have been explicitly allowed access to the network, while "Rogue" devices are those that are unauthorized and have connected without permission to the network itself. "Uncategorized" applies to devices that haven't been classified yet, which might include new or unidentified devices when initial scans are conducted. The specific designation of "External" helps clarify the distinction between what is definitively outside your organizational network, emphasizing the necessity of monitoring and managing these devices for network security.