block-unknown-source not allowed on Dot11Radio0 interface

Daniel M — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 01:10:26 GMT

In order to allow wired clients to access the wireless network, I have a device that acts as a wired to wireless bridge. This device had a wireless card and Ethernet connection. The wireless card connects to the Cisco AP just like any other device and the wired clients plug into the Ethernet connection of this device. The problem that I have, I believe, is that the Cisco AP is blocking the wired MACs that are coming from the device. I can see ARP requests being sent from the device, but I never see them coming in on the other side of the Cisco AP. I believe the issue lies with the following:

#no bridge-group 224 block-unknown-source

no bridge-group 224 block-unknown-source <cr> not allowed on Dot11Radio0 interface

I believe the Cisco AP is blocking these MACs, but I cannot seem to remove this command from my config. Any ideas appreciated.

Config and related are attachedâ€¦

Re: block-unknown-source not allowed on Dot11Radio0 interface

Daniel M — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 15:04:47 GMT

Upon further review, this issue appears to be related to my wired to wireless bridge, not the Cisco AP.

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block-unknown-source not allowed on Dot11Radio0 interface

Re: block-unknown-source not allowed on Dot11Radio0 interface