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lightweight mode behind WGB

erevo_pica
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Is it possible to encapsulate one CAPWAP tunnel in another one with using IOS WGB in the middle?

Usually after WGB we have wired clients and I was wonder if we can connect there  (instead of switch and wired clients) another LAP access point.

What I mean is shown and explain on the figure below

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Surendra BG
Cisco Employee
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No its not gonna work.. WGB works like a Wireless cleint to the AP and this inturn cant bridge traffic of an LWAPP to the WLC.. more over, the WGB just supports only one VLAN.. that is the native VLAN..

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Regards

Surendra

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Surendra BG

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Surendra BG
Cisco Employee
Cisco Employee

No its not gonna work.. WGB works like a Wireless cleint to the AP and this inturn cant bridge traffic of an LWAPP to the WLC.. more over, the WGB just supports only one VLAN.. that is the native VLAN..

Lemme know if this answered ur question and please dont forget to rate the usefull posts!!

Regards

Surendra

Regards
Surendra BG

so the best way in that situation is to configure both access points that participate in the bridge connection as IOS bridges (1242G for example) ?  And then both devices are working only to build the bridge, neither for connecting wireless clients, am I right?

Yes you are 100% correct!!

Regards

Surendra

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Surendra BG
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