4402 aPs w / different ssid

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• Autonomous aPs with several SSID in a VLAN?

  Hello

  We use autonomous APs to Cisco in our spirit of place several THAT SSID configured with WPA - PSK.

  Now, we want to add a different SSID using WPA - EAP authentication.

  Since many of our branches have flat architecture VLAN with only one VLAN, we would like to have two SSIDS in the same VLAN, in a subnet.

  This is supported in the autonomous APs?

  Kind regards

  Sinan

  It is possible, if it is not a standard way of configuration.

  Here's a solution if you willing to give it a try. If you have a dish vlan, you can configure your AP connected as access vlan switchport & configure your SSID two like that. It should work (I tested with Open Auth & you can try to add security as well). You may not be able to broadcast two SSIDS, but it's something you have to make compromises if you wish.

  CONFIG SWITCH PORT *.

  interface GigabitEthernet1/0/11

  Description of the AAP-1142

  switchport access vlan 143

  switchport mode access

  spanning tree portfast

  CONFIG OF AP *.

  A1140 hostname

  !

  dot11 ssid ARH

  open authentication

  !

  dot11 ssid MNR

  open authentication

  Comments-mode

  !

  interface Dot11Radio1

  SSID ARH

  SSID MNR

  root of station-role

  Bridge-Group 1

  no downtime

  !

  interface GigabitEthernet0

  Bridge-Group 1

  !

  interface BVI1

  DHCP IP address

  !

  Once you do this you can associate the client with different SSID, but all get flat IP of the same vlan (143 in my example)

  A1140 #show dot11 associations

  802.11 client Stations on Dot11Radio1:

  SSID [ARH]:

  MAC address IP Device Name Parent State

  a088.b435.c2f0 192.168.143.63 ccx-customer A1140 self Assoc

  SSID [MNR]:

  MAC address IP Device Name Parent State

  04f7.e4ea.5b66 192.168.143.64 unknown - homes Assoc

  A1140 #sh worm

  Cisco IOS software, software of C1140 (C1140-K9W7-M), Version 12.4 (25 d) JA, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)

  HTH

  Rasika

  Pls note all useful responses *.

• Two extremes of the airport with different SSID

  I want to connect a garage to the rest of the House. (The garage becomes a living space). The main unit is an Airport Extreme. Could I connect another AirPort Extreme by hand via a power adapter carrier online - and set up mode bridge using different SSID as the main? I don't want to extend the network, etc. - people in the main House should never connect to the garage network. We just want to share an internet connection.

  Note: the machine takes care of everything - the modem is set to Transparent bridging mode, if that makes a difference. And we already have the extra AirPort Extreme. Thank you!

• WAP321 - How can I distribute bandwidth to different SSIDS?

  I just bought the WAP321 and am overwhelmed by the amount of controls in the admin interface.

  I had a WAP4410N (which I returned to Cisco), which had the possibility of allowing me to distribute my bandwidth to different SSID on the access point.

  I'm not able to find the options in the WAP321. Anyone done this yet and could you please share how you did on this subject?

  Thank you!

  Jack

  Singapore

  Hi Jack,

  This WAP seems to expand the options that are available to you from the old WAP4410N.

  You can add people to different SSID if you want.  You then have to option to limit the virtual AP, check out the screenshot below.

  

  You can see that I circled the help option, select this option if you want to understand this page more in detail.

  Best regards, Dave

• Same Radio, different SSID, channel

  Hello

  I have two 1142Ns in stand-alone Mode. Both have a similar configuration with the exception of the static ip address. Each access point has two combinations of SSID / VLAN on each radio. An SSID is static WEP (not my choice) and the other WPA2 Personal Mode.

  Originally, I had separated them so that one SSID would be available on each radio so it would be possible to distinguish the radio longer than bandwidth by SSID. I was told to change to have the two SSID on both radios.

  Looking at the tags with inSSIDer, I noticed that on the same radio, two SSIDS are broadcast on the same channel.

  Is only configurable at different or anything I should change in this configuration? If they are multiplexing two SSID on a canal, which cut my bandwidth down, or is - band just for the tag, not the actual data channel?

  Sorry for the newbie questions. My installation is coming and I'm always trying to get up to speed on potential problems. Thank you for you account.

  See the attachment for visual

  Communication channels for the radio... so, if you're settings perticular channel of a Radio no SSID... Using the same channek never decreased BW but interference increases...

  radio channel can be changed using the below command...

  en

  conf t

  int dot11 0

  channel?  < when="" we="" use="" question="" mak,="" then="" we="" will="" find="" 11="" different="" channels="">>

  end

  Now, make sure that you assign different overlapping channels to different APs...

  Let me know if that answers your question

  Concerning
  Surendra

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• How to assign the password for different SSID in embedded AP - w1941 Cisco

  Hello

  Can someone tell me the configuration of the CLI of assinging for SSID password created in cisco integrated access point 1941.

  If so, then can we use WEP encryption on cisco 1941 AP?

  Yet one thing, I get the message click the SSID that "information sent over this network might be visible to others" what does this mean and how to solve this problem. Thank you

  Gotcha!

  The command is...

  encryption [vlan vlan-id] key 1-4 size { 40 | 128 } encryption-key [transmit-key]
  
  We need to map the Vlan for each SSID..
  So the comand will be..
  encryption (vlan vlan#) key 1 size 40bit 7 F3546E765203 transmit-key
  We need to make sure that... under the SSID, we have mapped the coresponding vlan..
  that is.. if you have a SSID by name XYZ and you want the clients to get the IP from vlan 10.. then the config will be..
  en
  
      config t
  
      dot11 ssid XYZ
  
      vlan 10
  
      auth open
  
      mbssid guest-mode
  
      end
  config t
  
      int dot11 0
  
      encryption vlan 10 mode wep mandatory
  
      encryption 10 key 1 size 40bit 7 F3546E765203 transmit-key
  
      no shut
  
      end
  and followed by the subinterface commands.. and the same should be done for all the other SSIDs with different VLAN mappings and keys.
  let me know how this works out for you!!
  Regards
  
      Surendra
  
      

• ACS 5.3 use LDAP. for one SSID and use IS HOST. for a different SSID

  I have 2 SSID on WLCs

  I wish I had 1 point SSID to the radius of the acs using LDAP store and the 2nd point SSID to the radius of the acs using identity store of the host for mac filtering.

  both scenarios are working, but not all.

  If I set the order of the rule I can get an SSID, but then the other fails.

  Authentication failed                                                                                 :

  22056 object was not found in the identity of the point of sale.

  Access matched Service selection rule:	Rule-1
  Comparative political identity rule:	Rule-1
  Some identity stores:	RBLDAP

  Evaluate the politics of identity

  15004 Matched rule

  15013 selected identity store-

  24031 sending request to the primary LDAP server

  24017 Looking up host in LDAP - 04-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx Server

  24009 host not found in the LDAP server

  22056 object was not found in the identity of the point of sale.

  22058 advanced option that is configured for a unknown user is used.

  22061 the option 'Refuse' Advanced is set in the case of a request for authentication has failed.

  11003 returned RADIUS Access-Reject

  If I move the mac add rule before the rule of ldap, but then the ldap authentication fails

  Request for access received RADIUS 11001

  11017 RADIUS creates a new session

  11027 detected host Lookup UseCase (Service-Type = check call (10))

  Assess Service selection strategy

  15004 Matched rule

  Access to Selected 15012 - MAC filter network access service

  Evaluate the politics of identity

  15004 Matched rule

  15013 selected identity Store - internal hosts

  24209 Looking internal host IDStore host - 04-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx

  24211 found internal host IDStore host

  Authentication 22037 spent

  I tried to install the following without result.

  It seems to me that there should be a simple process to do what happens. I thought that if the rule does not match it would be to move on to the next rule etc...

  I might be able to live with the first ldap control and if it does not pass to the db of the local host, but seemingly ineffective.

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/thread/2133704

  You can create a sequence of identity store so that if the end point is not present in the ldap database, then it can check its database of the local host.

  Or you can create a condition in your selection of service such as if rule called-station-id ends with (AIDS) then you can have it match the rule that uses the appropriate rule pointing to ldap, another rule when called-station-id ends with (ssidB) match the rule that points to the rule that uses the database of the local host.

  Here is the section on the configuration of the sequence of identity store, don't forget to select continue if user not found.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/net_mgmt/cisco_secure_access_control_sys...

  Thank you

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• Can I have different AP with SSID groups using a single controller?

  I am designing a wireless network that will provide different SSIDS to various parts of a campus.  Since it is open to the public, I can't use an assignment raius Server vlan dynamic.  Anyone know if I can do with one controller or will it take a controller (or redundant pair) for each zone?  Thank you!

  From liberation WLC 5.2 and later versions, you can have a lot (I'll have a doubt whether it is 255 or 512) SSID configured on the WLC. Given that you can have up to 16 on an AP, you can then assign some SSID for some APs.

  The key is to configure the AP group.

  An AP group defines a list of access points, which SSID these APs are maintenance and what interface they use for each SSID (the default interface mentioned in the config SSID or a substitution).

  So you can have one SSID on your entire campus, but different groups AP it will link with different interfaces. I think that's what you are trying to reach.

  Nicolas

• Need help to set up: 2 different wireless with SSID 2 routers on the same network

  Hi all:

  I read on the forum trying to find the answer to this question, but have not found a very clear answer that satisfies all my requirements autour.  An explanatiion more in depth.

  I have 1 IP coming via cable modem.  I want to configure two wireless routers (one secured with WPA-TKIP and a non-secure network - a 'guest' If you want to) each with different SSID.  The secure network would be for my server, PC home, webcams IP, DynDNS, update; While having an unsecured wireless router that friends and family can access.  Ideally, I don't want any person who accesses the router unsecured wireless to access my secure network.

  Is someone can you please tell me if this is possible.  I think that it is based on some posts, I've seen, but specific details about how to do this would be appreciated.  In addition, my DynDNS must always be able to be updated with the IP of my ISP so that I can access my server and webcams home.

  MATERIAL

  2 WRT54G

  1 EZXS55W

  1 WVC200

  1 WVC54GC

  (all my stuff - webcam, dyndns, server, etc. - working on my secure network.) I just need to add the non-secure network)

  I know it's a lot, but I'd appreciate any help.  Thank you.

  You must be connected to the modem router WRT54G main. Set up the network secure on the main router wireless. Connect all of your computers or wireless devices for the main secure wireless network.

  Consider that the IP address of the main router is 192.168.1.1.

  Now connect a single computer to Port 1 on the second router wireless.

  Open the second wireless router configuration page. Settings wireless SSID, unsecured.

  Change the IP address of the second router 192.168.2.1. Save the settings.

  Connect the cable from the Ethernet port on the main router to the Internet second port router wireless.

  The second power cycle wireless router.

  Now the host computers connected to the second network unsecured wireless Wireless will be able to access the Internet only. They will not be able to see the computers or devices connected to the first router.

• change the SSID

  Hello

  I was asked to rename the current SSID (data, voice, Fords 1) because they have weird names. We have 3 controllers (4402) and ~ 55 APs.

  Above all and change the SSID name for the particular WLAN want to ensure that customers will be able to reconnect correctly using the new SSID.

  First of all, I guess I have to disable the WIFI network to be able to change it.

  Can someone let me know if you need other things to consider as well as potential problem?

  Thank you

  Krisztián

  Hello

  You can't cange the name of an existing SSID SSID.

  If you want to use the different SSID name you will need to create a new SSID with the new name and your copy of case all existing SSID SSID settings.

  Regarding the current SSID, you can disable or simply delete if you no longer have to use it.

  But remember that this means that all clients associated with the previous SSID will be disconnected and will need to associate the new SSID.

  HTH,

  Tiago

  --

  If this helps you or answers to your question if it you please mark it as 'responded' or write it down, if other users can easily find it.

• WAP4400N Mode, SSID, IP addresses

  Hello: I set up a wireless cable/DHCP for a motel.  They currently use a WRVS4400N Wireless - N Router connected to their cable modem and maintains two access points wireless (WAP4400N) of wire to the router, Internet wireless for all their guest rooms.  The network is used only to access the internet.  I'm stuck on a couple of AP configuration options and wanted to know if someone might have some recommendations for me.

  1. AP MODE: I guess I'll use "Access Point" mode, rather than "Repeater" mode, because I would like to have an identical to each access point flow.  Homelessness is not a consideration at this point.
  2. SSID: these can match that of the router or not.  I'm not sure modes or the benefits when the SSID is all the same or different.
  3. IP addresses: Should they be in the same range as the router? (The router is configured for users of 99, with address of 192.168.1.100 departure.  "I think that the router supports a maximum of 64 active WLAN clients.)
  4. RADIO CHANNEL: the router is set to Ch.11.  There should be two AP unique strings (for example, Ch.1 and Ch.7)?  All three devices operate on the same channel and, if so, is there an advantage to that?

  Thanks for your thoughts on this.

  Best,

  Dan.

  1. Yes, your fashion should be Aaccess Point, since the two WAP will be connected to the router.

  2. having the same SSID on all them access point is usually used when you plan the roaming wireless - in this way, the wireless client can connect (more or less) seamlessly from one AP to another that AP, the customer is closer

  You can use different SSID if you differentiate a point of access on the other. (You can name it level 1, level 2, etc.)

  3. it is recommended for the APs to have the same IP range as the router for easy access in case you need to change something. If she has a different subnet than the network, you will need to set static IP address on a computer, just so that you can access the interface of the router.

  4. better to have PSA set different channel to avoid interference.

• Addition of second SSID for public internet

  Excuse me, but I'm very new to this. We have 1230 APs that dates back to our 3550 s for our wireless company. We now want to add public wireless throughout the facility for our customers. We are keen to bring in a separate line of the T1 for public radio. I understand that the years 1230 can have multiple SSID. What other equipment do we need to complete it. If we need to add another switch for the audience, is not a problem, but how to divide the flow of the AP.

  Hello

  You can do this by using VIRTUAL networks and then assign the SSID. While you do the vlan different on the wired LAN, make the trunk links to the 1230AP and then also configure it vlan on the AP then you assign to different SSIDS. So simple :-). Just be careful that the VLAN (Group of deck 1) administration of the AP is the VLAN native, cause the AP do not support the beeing VLAN management one labeled.

  Simon

• Problem of airtime with the same SSID

  I often use AirPlay to my iPhone and iTunes on my PC to play for my (home theater installation) AVR - 1506 Marantz.

  Configuring wifi in our House are a router/modem to the ISP and an Asus RT-N56U (in access point mode) with DIFFERENT SSID to which I don't have problem to play AirPlay on any device. I had the same SSID when so I can use wifi roaming without having to change the SSID whenever the other signal weakens.

  When I put two (router & AP) with the same SSID, Airplay icon will not be displayed? But if I put a different SSID to one of the two, airplay icon is back. Channels are on ch.1 (router) and ch.11 (AP). Someone knows how to set up?

  UPDATE:

  Disable NAT in fact access point the AirPlay icon always appear but he cannot yet play through my APR.

  * all updates *.

  12.4.3 iTunes

  Windows 10 updated, firewall offshore

  Marantz 1506 firmware update

  always put iPhone to update to the latest version

  The routers are also updated to its latest firmwares

  What I believe you are describing is a network expanded through repetition, the Apple TV does not work well with repeaters. Try a different configuration.

• Satellite R830-1GZ: ConfigFree Radar fails to display the networks without wire with the same SSID

  I have a new R830-1GZ Satellite with Windows 7 and a (much) older Portege M300 - all have two versions of Radar on them.

  However, while the old machine display correctly anywhere wireless and signal forces - even when there are multiple places with the same SSID - I use Powerline Extenders to extend coverage, the new machine with the last RADAR doesn't seem to be able to cope with these multiple identical wireless spots and fails to show more than one at a time - and then reliably.

  I should add that both machines work quite well in fact using the same SSID points connecting to the stronger.

  Is there a utility round way this or another that correctly displays it available different SSID and strength.

  Thank you very much

  Bill

  > Is there a utility round way this or another that correctly displays it available different SSID and strength?

  As far as I know there is no other Toshiba utility that could manage wireless networks and display devices Bluetooth as ConfigFree don't.

  I found some useful Q / A ConfigFree regarding:
  [ConfigFree: answers Questions &: http://www.toshiba.eu/innovation/solution_content_article.jsp?z=42&SOLUTION_ID=Conf igFree_QandA]

  Look also in Toshiba's technical knowledge base and search for Configfree for useful documents.
  http://www.Toshiba.EU/innovation/generic/TKB_SUPPORT/

• 2 SSID on the same Vlan?

  Hi all -

  Newbie question. When I set up wireless, I'll be able to use 2 different SSID on the same vlan?

  Example:

  dot11 ssid example1

  VLAN 2

  authentication open eap eap_methods

  authentication network eap eap_methods

  dot11 ssid example2

  VLAN 2

  open authentication eap_methods

  authentication network eap eap_methods

  Hi James,

  I hope that the attached material will answer your question:

  Cisco Aironet 1100 series

  Using VLANs with Cisco Aironet Wireless Equipment

  Obsolete versions of software Cisco Aironet permit binding multiple SSID to a VLAN. The current versions are not.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/Products/HW/Wireless/ps4570/products_configuration_example09186a00801d0815.shtml#.

  Configuration Guide for Cisco IOS software for Points of access Cisco Aironet, 12.2 (15) JA

  Multiple SSID configuration

  VLAN id - vlan

  (Optional) Assign the SSID to a VLAN in your network. Client devices that associate using the SSID are grouped in this VLAN. You can assign one SSID to a VLAN.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/products/HW/wireless/ps4570/products_configuration_guide_chapter09186a00802085c4.html

  I hope this helps!

  Rob

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