06-27-2011 01:37 AM - edited 07-03-2021 08:21 PM
Hi,
I have some 1130AG access point and I'd like to have :
- Multiple broadcasted SSIDs (because most of my clients are OSX and OSX doesn't deal with hidden SSID at all ! the clients have to enter the data each time which for WPA2 enterprise is really annoying)
- Dynamic VLAN assignement (so my clients don't have to know to which VLAN they belong and so I can easily change them from one to another).
As it turns out, it's apparently not supported to have both.
But I can't understand WHY ? What exactly is the relation between those features ? What's the underlying technical constraint ?
For eg. I can understand the cipher suite must match between all the dynamic vlan because of the way wlan works, but for this, I really don't see what the problem is ... (Especially since I only have one of the SSID that needs dynamic assignement, the other is really the 'guest' one).
06-27-2011 07:38 AM
Hi,
THis is not supported!!
Here is the link that states the same..
the reason is.. L3 moboility does not support this..
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Regards
Surendra
06-27-2011 07:44 AM
I know it's not supported ... which is a shame.
What I wanted to know is a reason. You said "L3 mobility", what's that exactly ?
Is it just a limitation of IOS itself ?
Or is there something in the 802.11 / EAP protocol/standards itself that prevents this ?
And if it's just a software limitation, is there any plan to lift it ? I've seen several people complaining of the same thing because both are obviously very useful feature and not being able to use both at once is a shame.
Cheers,
Sylvain
06-27-2011 07:47 AM
The GRE tunnel used between the AP and the WSLM does not support this, thats y L3 Mobility.. However.. Yes its a IOS limitation and no we do not have any plans for this feature.. Please speak with your Accounts team for further info as well!!
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Regards
Surendra
06-27-2011 07:57 AM
Oh, but I have them in autonomous mode so no WSLM.
But at least now I sort of understand where that limitation comes from. Still a shame it doesn't work in autonomous mode tough.
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