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We are working on blocking communication within the same VLAN, so two hosts on the same VLAN will not be able to communicate with each other. I know we can do a Layer2 host block via AP but this is more from the switch. We have many access points (AP...
We are working on blocking communication within the same VLAN, so two hosts on the same VLAN will not be able to communicate with each other.We have many access points (APs) on a single VLAN. Do the APs need to communicate with each other(layer2)? If...
In my lab setup, I have the following connections: (R1)---eBGP----(R2)----iBGP---(R3)R1 advertises the IP address 1.1.1.1 to R2 via eBGP. R2 then forwards 1.1.1.1 to R3 using iBGP, with the next-hop-self attribute configured on R2.However, I've notic...
Why is my router choosing iBGP over eBGP? I am advertising the same prefix in a lab from the iBGP router(RR client) and from eBGP neighbor. Below are the attributes Key AttributesWeight: defaults to 0 for both paths.Local Preference: Both have a loca...
Hello everyone,I’m looking for some advice on managing our wireless network’s guest access. Currently, our setup grants guest access for 24 hours via a built-in captive portal. However, we have a situation where we need to extend access for a group o...
Thanks.What about client roaming like using fast-roaming 802.11r. When a client moves from AP1 to AP2, how do Aps handoff the info such as authentication etc ? Does this happens just over the Air without needing to traverse the switch they are connec...
Yes I can do that but I want to understand what are the use cases where APs needs to communicate with each other on layer 2.Like do they need to communicate for RF changes, client roaming, broadcast, multicast etc? That's what I am trying to understa...
So LO 5.5.5.5 is config in both B and D?--> correct. If Yes then ibgp will prefer than ebgp' --> If that's the case then why does the Best path selection state "eBGP over iBGP". If iBGP doesn't add AS(which makes sense) so Shortest AS path will alwa...
