I have 4 Cisco AP541N access points in a a cluster, and everything has been working great. We have been directed by our parent company to change our wireless to utilize RADIUS authentication with our wireless. I have been able to take an AP541N as a standalone (not clustered) and configure it to their standards, configure the 2 RADIUS servers they use with the RADIUS keys I was given for this access point, and everything works great with it. I was able to get them to setup their RADIUS server (which I have no access to) to allow authentication from the 3 other access points now, but they all have different RADIUS keys. I'm finding that when they are clustered they all seem to share the same RADIUS key, but I need them to have different ones.
So the question is, can I cluster 4 AP541N access points together, but allow each one to have it's own unique RADIUS key?
If not, then I think I'll either need to get the RADIUS admins to make them all the same key (which is not likely), or I'll have to uncluster them. But, I guess unclustering them is not the end of the world...
Thanks,
Grant
