Assigning the SSIDs to VLANs

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• The WAP4410N 802 VLAN assignment. 1 x dynamic?

  Hello

  The WAP4410N does support assignment VLAN dynamic through authentication 802. 1 x?

  The reason why I approach this point; I am able to configure an SSID on a WAP4410N with WPA2-Enterprise, in combination with the 802 network authentication. 1 x PEAP. I can correctly connect Windows, RT of Windows, Windows Phone, iOS and Android devices. But... I am unable to refer to VLAN another related to strategies of dial-up connection. For example; I want mobile devices such as iPhone and Windows Phone to be assigned to a VLAN specific. (Authenticator) Wireless Access Point must be able to support.

  This is my setup:

  Spplicants: Windows 8 / iPad...

  Authenticator: WAP4410N

  Authentication server: Microsoft Server NPS (Network Policy Server)

  I used PEAP 802.1 x (Protected EAP) with authentication by password (domain user). In fact, the suplicants connect with 802. 1 x to the authenticator. The authenticator communicates with the RADIUS authentication server. NAP is not between the two. It's just 802. 1 x authentication.

  Any suggestions or do you know the dynamic assignment of VLAN weather is supported?

  Hi, Boudewijn, AFAIK, DVA is not supported on this unit. The SSID is manually configured with the PVID and it is not an option in the 802. 1 x to set any activation of DVA.

  -Tom
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• Is it possible to assign the DHCP pool to a specific SSID?

  Hi experts,

  I wanted to know if it is possible to assign a DHCP pool to a specific SSID on the Cisco Aironet 1142. If so, what commands do I need to implement?

  Thanks in advance.

  concerning

  Fari

  We can directly assign the DHCP for the SSID pool, we can map the SSID to a VLAN and this subnet VLANS can be configured for the DHCP pool...

  If this client that connects to the SSID will hit him VLAN and then this VLAN the DHCP is reset...

  On the access point, you can configure the DHCP pool or even on the switch or L3 device or server...

  Regrads

  Surendra

• restrict the SSID / VLAN to some AP?

  Is it possible to limit the SSID / VLAN to some access points of a 4400 controller?

  If I put in place the new SSID, they are distributed from all the default ap, however I onluy want the SSID is for use in areas that correspond to the type of user.

  How do you do that?

  NM

  You can do this by using the function AP-Group.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/wireless/controller/7.0/Configuration/Guide/c70wlan.html#wp1128591

• 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
  
      

• VLAN and the SSID does not not in the Web Interface

  We have a couple of APs which do not show the VLAN and via the web interface of AP SSID.  If you go to the SSID Manager page in the web interface, the page rises but doesn't show any SSID configured.  It goes the same for Services - Vlan.  This page appears but does not show in any VLANS configured.  If you telnet to the APs, you see the mssid listed and all the SSID interfaces.  The SSID on the access point is functional and working.  It is just so hard to use the web interface for these APs.  I tried to compare configs running on APs where the web interface does not show this and APs that it shows, but cannot see any differences.

  Thank you.

  Have you tried with different browsers?

  Nicolas

• Assign the Vlan of a vnic

  Hi all

  I'm working on it for about 2 years in a hospital, I have most of the virtualized servers.

  So two years ago, I created a server of access point for patients, running solid rock. But for precautions I virtualized vmware, machine machine have two network cards and the "output" nic is on a different IP range and Vlan that I created only for the hotspot. What can I do to assign the ID of the vlan hotspot in my eCard network of 'exit' on the virtualized machine hotspot?

  IM Portuguese, so my first language not English hope, you guys can understand.

  Thanks in advance,

  Kind regards

  You have several ways to allow multiple VLANS works on ESXi\;

  Method 1: Configure the interface port on the side of physical switch ' trunk/tag' mode and on vSwitch create several groups of ports and assign a VLAN to each group of ports and when the interfaces are added virtual network in VM, bind each virtual network interface to the appropriate port group.

  Method 2: If you have several network interfaces physical on vSphere, ESXi, configure each interface on a physical switch port to VLAN appropriate and create a vSwitch (and a group of ports) for each VLAN and adding VM virtual network interfaces, bind each virtual network interface to the appropriate port group.

  Method 1 is recommended, as it will allow you add several VLANS you need without needing additional physical network interfaces.

  PS. : EU sou brasileiro e posso com você em Português speak to você desejar.

• The PC6248 cross VLAN communication.

  I am trying to set up a new switch to migrate everything on and the configuration of VLANS.

  Inter VLAN routing seems to work, I can ping each address gateway assigned to each VLAN and I can even ping devices currently connect to existing infrastructure using the console. How ever if I plug a laptop into one of the ports I can not ping of existing devices unless I'm connected to VLAN 10. Otherwise I can ping only each gateways VLANS I set up.

  I have an uplink single temporary of existing dell 6248 that uses the default VLAN 1. to port 1 of the new dell 6248. (will be removed after it is migrated to.) No idea what I am doing wrong?

  

  

  Then switch right now the default config is being send to the firewall. If the firewall has no roads to drive traffic to the other VLANs on the other switch, communication occur. Have the two switches are connected together and to the firewall are more likely to create a loop. In which case, you will probably notice the switch connection is blocking / throw.

  Is there some need for two of these switches to connect to the firewall? Because the simplest solution would be to disconnect the switch of the default config. And the clients that connect to it have a GW of 192.168.0.254.

• Prevent students access the SSID with the school laptops

  Hi all

  I'm new to the network and I'm having a problem with the ACL.  My router is a RVS4000 that connects to a SG300.  The SG300 is in mode layer 3 and distributes to other sg300/200 that connect to multiple WAP321s. I have all configured for two VLAN, (10) public and private (1).  I need a way to keep my laptop student outside the public network for the purpose of monitoring.  I had hoped to do this with a mac-based acl, but I wonder if it's the best way, and if the ACL must be on WAP or the main switch.  All advice and/or assistance in writing the ACL would be highly appreciated.

  > wap321s cluster up to what it means when I apply the ACL to a unit, it will spread to others?

  Yes, it is the collection point - easier administration with configuration to all units instead of the configuration of per - WAP of multiplication. More on the features and benefits of the grouping of WAP, you can find here.

  But rather than use the ACL, I recommend to use filtering MAC (Wireless-> MAC filtering) for two reasons:

  • the administration if MAC filtering is easier than the ACL (this is a simple list where you put the MAC address you want to allow or deny). This feature is also designed directly to these needs that you have
  • with the help of MAC filtering you will prevent some laptops to connect to wireless networks - which means that these laptops will not connect successfully. But the ACL is designed for situations when you wanted to block some sort of communication for already connected clients.

  If you decide to use the MAC filtering, be sure to choose the option MAC Local filter inside the SSID configuration section.

• Assign the WLAN AP

  Hello

  We have a Cisco WLC and created local wireless networks. Everything works very well. We have an AP REAP H in a remote place. We do not want to assign all available wireless networks to this access point. Is it possible to assign only special chosen WLAN to this access point?

  You can use the feature of substitution of wlan AP 802.11bgn and 802.11an under the tab wireless on the wlc. Check only the SSID you wish to have on each radio.

• The SSID on Cisco WLC support no.

  Hi all

  Can you please help me to provide details on the following Cisco wireless controller?

  1. no support SSID on Cisco WLC

  2. is it possible to limit the SSID on the access point (for example, I have 10 SSID configured on the controller, I want 10 first access points using SSID (SSID 1-5) and rest of the AP SSID 6-10)

  Thank you

  Jamal

  Hi Jamal,.

  Just to add to the great info of Robert (+ 5 points Robert)

  The feature you're looking for is called WLAN substitute in versions 4.x WLC.

  Allowing substitution WLAN

  By default, all defined WLAN transmission on the controller access points. However, you can use WLAN editable to select WLAN is transmitted and who are not on a per access point basis. For example, you can use WLAN to control override goes where in the guest WLAN network or you can use it to disable a specific WLAN in a certain area of the network.

  This doc.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/wireless/controller/4.0/Configuration/Guide/c40wlan.html#wp1114777

  Once you create a new WLAN, WLAN > page edition for the new WLAN. In this page, you can set various parameters specific to this general policy, RADIUS servers, political security WLAN key, and 802.1 x settings.

  * Check Admin status under general strategies to activate the WLAN. If you want AP broadcast the SSID in beacon frames, check the SSID broadcast.

  Note: You can configure up to 16 WLAN on the controller. The Cisco WLAN Solution can control up to sixteen WLAN for Lightweight APs. Each WLAN has an ID separated from WLAN (1 to 16), a WLAN SSID (name of the WLAN) separate and can be assigned to single security policies. Lightweight APs broadcast all Cisco WIFI WLAN SSID Solution assets and apply the policies that you set for each WLAN.

  The good doc.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/Tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_configuration_example09186a0080665d18.shtml#C3

  In versions 5.x, you will use AP groups, because in versions 5.x WLC, WLAN substitute has been replaced by the "Groups of AP" feature;

  Creation of groups access Point

  After all the access points have joined the controller, you can create up to 150 groups of access point and assign up to 16 local wireless networks in each group. Each access point announces that the WLAN enabled that belong to his group of access point. The access point no announcement not disabled WLAN in its access point group or WLAN that belong to another group.

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/wireless/controller/5.2/configuration/guide/c52wlan.html#wp1128591

  To learn more about George video AP discover excellent groups

  http://www.my80211.com/Cisco-Labs/2009/3/22/Cisco-AP-group-nugget.html

  I hope this helps!

  Rob

• LWAPP access point not to advertise the SSID

  I have a 4402 WLC and LWAPP AIR-LAP1131AG-E-K9 connected to it.

  I've been struggling with the config for some time now.

  I have a laptop next to who will not see the SSID I configured it broadcast.

  I have no idea why, but I got the following errors in the log.

  APR 17 11:37:59.091 sim.c:913 SIM-3-GW_MISMATCH: MAC address of the 00:0f:f7:32:c1:80 GW received the JOIN query is different from the MAC addr 00:00 caching: 0C: 07:ac:64 of the Gw. removal of the address IP of Gw 10.45.50.97 for AP Mgr. & send ARP REQ. for resolv

  APR 17 11:37:49.080 spam_lrad.c:1107 LWAPP-3-DISC_INTF_ERR2: ignoring the discovery request received on one VLAN badly (70) on the interface mode LWAPP-L3 (1)

  I notice that the first error property intellectual GW-related, but I don't know if this is specified, and why it is inconsistent.

  I don't know what the second error means either on the VLAN evil.

  Please can someone help!

  Thank you very much

  Neil

  I saw this in HP laptops some time there and his call "LAN Switching".  By default, it is disabled on BIOS.

• Use HREAP SSID and vLAN

  Hello

  I have currently a small deployment wireless using LWAPP 1141 against WISN controllers. The controller is configured with a SSID against a dynamic interface.

  For the mobility of the user, the company wants to use one SSID for the movement of personnel between offices

  New Office Online to use 3502 configured as of HREAP and local CAPWAPs to next mode switching.

  My understanding is that the CAPWAPs require a virtual interface on the controller to CAPWAP > traffic controller. Requires a dynamic interface for users of the site of HREAP setting on the controller? If this is not the case, how an SSID on the controller are mapped to the vLAN on the remote site?

  Thank you

  David,

  No problem, so review your comments below really all what you need to do is the following.

  Once the SSID is set to H-HARVEST of local switching, and the AP is set in Mode H-REAP follow these steps:

  -Under AP Configuration click the H-REAP tab and activate the socket supported VLAN

  -The value VLAN native 797 and click on apply

  -Under AP Configuration click the H-REAP tab click on mappings of VLAN

  -Enter the respective VLAN for the SSID is shown if they are different from

  -On the remote switch port Configuration of AP as a port Trunk just like you did with the WLC port (797 of VLANs allowed native and 301.)

  The Group REAP H is more important if your use 802. 1 x or authentication EAP type where a radius server is used. You can create a Group H-HARVEST to implement if you want even if you do not use this authentication method.  In regards to the WLC knows it remote. I don't think he cares.

  You can see examples of my 3 screen shots attached.

  I hope this helps... Please evaluate the useful messages.

  Thank you

  Kayle

• Question about the implementation of VLAN automatic voice with Polycom phones on a SF 300 - 24 p

  Someone at - it Setup successfully a SF 300 - 24 p to automatically assign a VLAN voice for traffic from an IP of Polycom phone? We have activated with LLDP-MED policy assigned to the port, as well as the interface configured as a trunk with the PVID defined on the VLAN data and Auto VLAN enabled.

  Hello

  Thank you for using the Cisco support community. My name is Nico Muselle and I work for Cisco Small Business Support Center.

  In response to your question, the only additional thing required on your switch is the choice of one of the below configurations:

  1. Affect the phone VLAN statically to ports connection of phones.

     or

  2. Turn them on Vlan voice (and change CoS affecting 5), and add telephony YES Polycom phones (the first 3 bytes of the MAC). You may need to add a few different Yes. This way the switch detects the phone YES and add the switchport to the Vlan voice.

  LLDP-MED network strategy as you have defined it, on the other hand, will be used to assign the VLAN on the phone automatically if you do not have to configure it manually on all phones.

  In short, you can choose one of the methods above, in combination with the LLDP-MED policy so everythings should work just fine. If it is not, please let me know.

  Kind regards

  Nico glacier
  Cisco Small Business Support Center.

• Restrict access to the SSID

  Hello

  I set up a WLAN with WiSM2 controller installed on a 6500 Series, Aironet APs and ACS 5.3 for userauthentication 3600series. GBA is connected to Active directory so that users authenticate using AD (802.1 x is used and not a pre-shared key) on SSID A. I created a SSID B separated for guest users. I put restrictions on this SSID. Guest users are also created on the same ad where are born the internal users. How can I force users who are invited to connect to the SSID B and not be able to connect to the SSID? Currently, they can connect at the same time.

  Help, please!

  Sybille.

  You will need a way to distinguish users of your guests to "internal users". I guess that there is an attribute in AD which will allow to this

  Assuming that this is the case then add two new conditions to the authorization policy

  -Flag user/guest (suppose can get from AD)

  -called-station-id (RADIUS attribute). This attribute includes the SSID in the end

  Can then set the rules

  If flag user/guest is equal to 'Guest' and ends called-station-id-with "SSID" then< allow="" access.="" assign="">

  If flag user/guest is equal to 'Internal' and ends called-station-id-with "internal SSID" then< allow="" access.="" assign="">

  default rule would be to deny access