The WLC does not, but the AP yes. After all, you are telling him to drop client´s traffic on the local network, right? You need to have AP port as trunk with the switch and native vlan in order to the AP talk with WLC and local network.       -If I helped you somehow, please, rate it as useful.- ... View more

Which WLC model and version do you have?   Do you have the vlan locally created  on the satellite site?     -If I helped you somehow, please, rate it as useful.- ... View more

Hi  Considering you actually have connectivity OK,  this probably a Bug.      -If I helped you somehow, please, rate it as useful.- ... View more

If you take a look on the attached pic, we´re going to see different wlan ids mapped to the same vlan.  I took this form my wlc.  Do you have on the satellite site the vlan you are trying to map, right ?     ... View more

Hi  If client does not receive portal, soon they will not be authenticated and consequently no traffic will be generated. Considering we are talking about only Guest network here.  One reason client does not get the portal is DNS. If DNS fail or is no properly configured, then, portal does not pop up. Another reason is ACL. Depending on how guest is configured, it is expected that AP push an ACL to the client in order to guest work properly. If that does not happen, then, client will not be redirected.     -If I helped you somehow, please, rate it as useful.-   ... View more

Hi  I have different SSID mapped to the same vlan.  Are you doing it on AP level or flexconnect group level?        -If I helped you somehow, please, rate it as useful.- ... View more

Hello @mnkojima          This question make sense but just a little bit.  Actually, considering the final result, with 100 Mbps internet, dont matter  whether your client will using 802.11n or 802.11ax, considering your costumer´s devices is connected at the optimal wireless condition and you costumer´s devices support more then 100 Mbps.    However, we need to keep in mind that Wi-Fi is essentially an access technology and the faster it is, better. We don´t expect to have an Internet link as faster as an access technology because we always have oversubscription. Usually, we have too many devices on the access layer but not necessarily all of them are sending data do the internet  and the faster you transport their data to the gateway, better chance you have to send those data to the internet when necessary.    A better question would be "Why do I need Wifi6 if my devices does not support it". that´s a good point cause, as you may know, most of device will take quite sometime until the support Wifi6.                          .                 -If I helped you somehow, please, rate it as useful.-             ... View more