08-17-2014 02:23 AM - edited 07-05-2021 01:23 AM
hi all,
sorry for a noob question, i'm still learning wireless.
i've searched cisco and CSC on how to disable broadcasting of SSID.
i have multiple SSID on my AP.
is it normal to still see the SSID on the sh dot11 bssid command even though i disabled its broadcast?
AP(config)#dot11 ssid 3333
AP(config-ssid)#no guest-mode
AP(config-ssid)#do sh dot11 bssid
Interface BSSID Guest SSID
Dot11Radio0 003a.9910.xxxx Yes 1111
Dot11Radio0 003a.9910.yyyy Yes 2222
Dot11Radio0 003a.9910.zzzz Yes 3333
08-17-2014 05:42 AM
You forgot your radios:
interface dot111
no mbssid
interface dot110
no mbssid
end
08-17-2014 04:27 PM
Leo,
what happen if WLC is configured to broadcast those SSID's?
Thanks,
08-17-2014 07:14 PM
Hi Eric,
I don't understand your question. The command I've responded above is for an autonomous IOS. Based on the "AP#" prompt, I'm suspecting John's AP is operating in autonomous.
08-18-2014 05:41 AM
hi guys,
thanks for your input!
yes, it's for an autonomous wap and i've figured it out.
the command should be 'no mbssid guest-mode' under ssid subcommad:
AP(config)#dot11 ssid 3333
AP(config-ssid)#no mbssid guest-mode
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