11-13-2023 06:16 AM
Hi Freinds
let's say the user Connect to SSID , Where to check the ARP of the user connected to this SSID , on the Core or some where else , pls be note the AP is configured on Local Mode
Thanks
11-13-2023 07:43 AM
No matter if it's wireless or wired, the first place you should look is the core. You can then work your way downstream to see when a device Mac is found. I would also assume that the switch the controller is connected to would be your last device you would look for an arp or Mac entry.
11-13-2023 07:53 AM - edited 11-19-2023 05:10 AM
MHM
11-19-2023 04:07 AM
If AP is in local mode client MAC should not appear in SW that AP is connected to.
The client traffic will be encapsulated in CAPWAP and appear on switch which WLC is connected to.
11-19-2023 05:21 AM
Ok' how we can config AP to local switching using wlc 5520?
11-19-2023 06:58 AM
Same as any other - change the AP to Flexconnect mode and then configure the WLAN (SSID) for flex local switching. The AP switchport should be configured for the vlan the locally switched WLAN uses.
11-14-2023 02:38 AM
Hello Freind
Thanks for ur time to reply
could y pls simulate the Traffic Flow
Thanks
11-19-2023 04:09 AM
client <-> AP <-> CAPWAP tunnel <-> WLC <-> switch
11-22-2023 03:24 AM
Hi My Freind
why from the technical prospective we can;t see ARP on the Access SW where the AP is connected ! is it becoz of CAPWAP Tunnel?
thanks
11-22-2023 04:10 AM
Correct if the AP is in Local mode with central switching WLAN then the client layer 2 traffic is never exposed on the access switch where the AP is connected. The 802.11 frames are bridged to LAN on the WLC.
11-19-2023 05:08 AM
Thanks all for the time given to answer my thread , my god bless you all
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