11-01-2022 10:05 PM
Hi,
I intend to apply ACL on WLC to achieve following
- Only admin should be able to logon into WLC from his IP
- Only AP's should be able to join WLC from their specific IP pool 10.202.x.x/24 (no other IP pool should be allowed from where AP can join WLC).
- Existing traffic flow shouldn't get disturbed. This may include end users internet/usual lan access, snmp monitoring etc.
Any help shall be highly appreciated.
Regards
11-01-2022 10:52 PM
- Only admin should be able to logon into WLC from his IP - This you may configured WLC GUI, I also prefer to have ACL where WLC Layer 3 interface connected.
- Only AP's should be able to join WLC from their specific IP pool 10.202.x.x/24 (no other IP pool should be allowed from where AP can join WLC). - Same as Above ACL on the Interface, or add only Option 43 for that pool, Make sure AP connected port belongs to the same VLAN in the access port.
- Existing traffic flow shouldn't get disturbed. This may include end users' internet/usual can access, SNMP monitoring etc. - You can also use ACL, but suggest having FW in the network is always a good option (ACL hard to manage).
11-02-2022 10:30 AM
What is the WLC model you have?
Do you have a dedicated management (service) port configured?
Do you have an upstream firewall?
11-03-2022 01:17 AM
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not dedicated (its a trunk port used for 2 more vlans as well)
yes we have for a particular vlan (rest of the vlans are not routed vlans, being used for internet only)
11-03-2022 04:14 AM
You need to use CPU ACL.
Cisco WLC CPU ACL — WIRES AND WI.FI
Make sure that you read the nuances before configuring, otherwise you may end up locking the WLC.
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