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Mike,I was finally able to implement and test the solution last Friday, September 30. The network aspect worked as expected; no errors or problems there. The only piece that seems a little awkward is that users are required to install the print dri...
Hello Mike,The best solution that I could come up with, and which has been backed by Cisco Advanced Services, is to create a separate SSID for the printers. It hasn't been fully tested with guest users, though - the network is being stood up hopeful...
I'm running into the same issue, Rob. Similar setup - web authentication on the guest WLAN.I tried using the pre-authentication ACL to allow the printers to talk to clients in a walled-garden approach, but that didn't seem to help. I think because...
Vinod,Hopefully you've found a solution by now, but I wanted to respond anyway in case others find this useful.There are quite a few options for Guest WLANs. The answer to your question depends on the security policies where the controller is being ...
LWAPP/CAPWAP control packets use a DSCP tag of 46 (EF). I'm am not sure if authentication packets are control packets, but I would imagine so. I'll post back if I find anything for certain.
