cancel
Showing results for 
Search instead for 
Did you mean: 
cancel
424
Views
0
Helpful
3
Replies

AP Group

spencermoore
Level 1
Level 1

I'm having issues with a newly created AP group. There will only be one AP in this group and will be placed at a small branch office. I've successfully created the WLC interface, SSID etc and can connect to the SSID, obtain an IP address from that VLAN and communicate with the rest of the network. However, this new SSID is being broadcast through all of my current AP's instead of one. This AP is currently in FlexConnect mode. Here's what I've done thus far:

 

1. Created a new group in "AP Groups" section.

2. Mapped the correct SSID and VLAN interface to this newly created group.

3. Moved to the "AP tab" and selected my AP.

4. Under "Wireless" section, I selected my AP and assigned it to the AP group under the "Advanced" tab.

 

No other AP is in this group, yet every AP is broadcasting this SSID. Additionally, when I connect to this SSID, I get placed on another AP even though my new AP is sitting right beside me. The LED is also blinking green, but the AP is connected to the controller. Perhaps it's not broadcasting anything? Thanks for your help!

1 Accepted Solution

Accepted Solutions

All SSIDs with WLAN ID from 1 to 16 will go into the default-group AP group.  If an AP does NOT have an AP group will always broadcast the default-group AP group.

 

Put your new SSID in an AP group starting from WLAN ID 17.  

Would this explain the blinking green LED as well?

Nope.

View solution in original post

3 Replies 3

Leo Laohoo
Hall of Fame
Hall of Fame

Let me guess, the new SSID has a WLAN ID of <16?  

Yes. I did read a rule about that, but I guess I misinterpreted it. Would this explain the blinking green LED as well?

All SSIDs with WLAN ID from 1 to 16 will go into the default-group AP group.  If an AP does NOT have an AP group will always broadcast the default-group AP group.

 

Put your new SSID in an AP group starting from WLAN ID 17.  

Would this explain the blinking green LED as well?

Nope.

Review Cisco Networking for a $25 gift card