03-16-2006 06:09 AM - edited 07-04-2021 11:47 AM
I want to set up a SSID for the purposes of identifying where our access points are. But I dont want it to allow anyone to connect to it. Is this possible?? Or not to allow any traffic to or from that SSID?
03-16-2006 03:36 PM
There are a few ways to do this:
1. Access list on the radio to deny all. Depending on which level you do this you can control associations to the AP.
2. If you want to associate and go through 802.1x but not pass any real traffic setup a local radius server on the SSID and REJECT all access attempts.
If this is to be left in place, and not just part of a commissioning process, you should probably modify the beacon periods to a long time to avoid creating useless radio traffic.
03-17-2006 02:46 AM
Hi ,
I suppose you can do this by plenty of ways ...
1) We can use the option of access list to deny any one joining the netwrok.
2) We can implement WEP or WPA , so that no one can get authoraization with out know the passwords .
The better way to use acess list and allow only those clients whom you want to grant acess.
This will even obivate the amount of processing power required for WPA or WEP
Regards,
Bramnha Prakash Tiwari
03-17-2006 02:46 AM
Hi ,
I suppose you can do this by plenty of ways ...
1) We can use the option of access list to deny any one joining the netwrok.
2) We can implement WEP or WPA , so that no one can get authoraization with out know the passwords .
The better way to use acess list and allow only those clients whom you want to grant acess.
This will even obivate the amount of processing power required for WPA or WEP
Regards,
Bramnha Prakash Tiwari
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