01-22-2023 02:14 AM - edited 01-23-2023 12:57 AM
Hi,
I don't have L2 adjacency between core because the connection between core is layer 3 .
Since there is no L2 adjacency between core , I have to create SVI'S only on one core .
So the other option is to create svi's on wlc. As per cisco it is not recommended .
What if I choose ap's in flex mode
Thanks
01-22-2023 06:54 AM
You're going to have to explain your topology and what you're trying to achieve better. A diagram might help.
More generally you can configure SVI on WLC but that creates various potential security issues. In fact certain features require SVI. You can always put APs in flex mode if you want to but it's not clear what you're hoping to achieve by doing that. Maybe you mean so that you can use flex local switching but again that really depends on your topology and what your requirements are.
01-22-2023 09:25 PM - edited 01-22-2023 09:30 PM
Hi @Rich R
Below is the topology. in all the sites between core 1 and core 2 there is no layer 2 adjacency .
So if I do a Layer 2 connection between core and wlc (trunk) and the svi's on core
eg:
core 1
ssid staff
10.0.2.1/24
ssid guest
10.0.3.1/24
and core 1 fail , I wont be able to reach the gateway
So My question is if I am using flex mode , can I create the ssid'd gateway in the edge switches
And can you please brief what are the security issues may face if the svi's are on wlc
Thanks
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