Hello @iores
In FlexConnect mode, the access points have more autonomy and make forwarding decisions locally. This mode allows for local switching, so traffic, including mDNS traffic, can be bridged locally at the access point without needing to traverse the central controller.
In bridging mDNS mode within FlexConnect, mDNS traffic is locally bridged at the access point. This means that mDNS traffic does not need to go back to the central controller but can be handled within the local network segment where the access point is located.
In Central Switching mode, the wireless LAN controller takes a more active role in forwarding traffic. Central Switching involves sending traffic, including mDNS traffic, back to the central controller for processing.
In gateway mDNS mode within Central Switching, the central controller acts as the gateway for mDNS traffic. This allows the controller to manage and control mDNS services across different VLANs.
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