08-17-2009 07:42 PM - edited 07-03-2021 05:57 PM
Hi all,I met following customer request:
one anchor WLC 4402-12 put in the DMZ of perimeter firewall, one WiSM in the internal network to controll all the AP1252. two WLAN created at the WiSM and anchor WLC: guest wlan(web-auth+lobby admin created guest accounts) and untrusted wlan(web-auth+ACS+AD user database). Both WLANs want to be tunneled from WiSM to Anchor WLC. Guest WLAN has not much users, untrusted WLAN has a lot of users which may be thousands. My question is if this design can work?(I know definately one WLAN can be tunneled, but not sure if there's any potential issues if tunnel two WLANs)
Is there any performance issue? What WLC version is suggested to use?
Thanks for any help!
08-18-2009 02:39 AM
I haven't ever tried this but suspect that you can form only one tunnel outbound per WLC. The anchor supports multiple inbound tunnels but outbound is the question. When you find out for sure please post it here.
08-26-2009 03:11 AM
Have confirmed with TAC, it can work. Basicly the foreign WLC will use its management IP to build up only one EoIP tunnel with Anchor WLC's management IP. This tunnel can carry multiple WLAN traffic.
08-26-2009 03:36 AM
Good deal and 5 points for the question. I guess I misunderstood. I thought you meant to multiple egress points. In other words, I thought you meant to go to two different physical controllers for egress. My bad.
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