Switch SG300 / WLAN Controller 2504 / AP 3702

[computer_studio-basel]

I would like to use the Existing Firewall with DHCP Server.

There are 2 Network

192.168.0.1 admin

192.168.10.1 edu

There is a Problem that i do not get a IP Address on the WLAN Client. 

Would appreciate a good Tipp.

Current Configuration

Cisco Switch SG300-28PP IP http://192.168.0.10

Cisco WLAN Controller 2504 IP http://192.168.0.11

SG300-28PP

VLAN Settings

VLAN ID 1

VLAN ID 200 edu

Port VLAN Membership

Interface=GE 1 ( Connected to Firewall existing admin Net)

Mode= Trunk

Adminisrative VLANs Trunk 1UP

Operational VLANs Trunk 1UP

Interface=GE 2 ( Connected to Cisco 2504 Management Port)

Mode= Trunk

Adminisrative VLANs Trunk 1UP, 100T

Interface=GE 19 ( Connected to Firewall existing edu Net)

Mode= Access

Adminisrative VLANs 200UP

Operational VLANs Trunk 200UP

Interface=GE 7 ( Connected to AP 3702)

Mode= Trunk

Adminisrative VLANs Trunk 1UP, 200T

Operational VLANs Trunk 1UP, 200T

Cisco 2504 WLAN Controller

WLANs

Profile Name=admin WLAN SSID=admin

Profile Name=edu WLAN SSID=edu

Controller

Interfaces Name= management

VLAN Identifier= untagged

Controller

Interfaces Name= edu

VLAN Identifier= 200

Thank you for your Advice.

Manfred

[Ismael Arroyo]

Hi, computer_studio...

From my understanding wireless clients are unable to receive DHCP information from the firewall/router.. iam unsure what Vlans are for your wireless  clients. To make this work firewall/router would have to be aware of all subnets/vlans. Your uplink to the SG300(Interface=GE 1 ).  Is there another uplink (interface=19)to the same firewall/router or a different one? If its the same firewall then you could go only with uplink Interface=GE 1 and tag all vlans accordingly, Interface = GE 1  1U, 100T, 200T. Let me know if you have further questions on this .