vlan assignment not work on wireless G AP
Hi all, My company use Cisco wireless AP (access point). When we use 802.11b radio AP, we can assign users vlan through Freeradius. But the same setting doesn't work on 802.11g radio AP. Can anybody help. Thanks.
My company use Cisco wireless AP (access point). When we use 802.11b radio AP, we can assign users vlan through Freeradius. But the same setting doesn't work on 802.11g radio AP. Can anybody help.
Check you new AP documentation for the Radius Reply Attribute format they expect from the Radius server. For instance our AP2000s expect the following for a VLAN-ID 100 assignment: Tunnel-Medium-Type=IEEE-802 Tunnel-Private-Group-Id=100 Tunnel-Type=VLAN And our Strix Access points expect the following for a VLAN-ID 100 assignment: Tunnel-Medium-Type=IEEE-802 Tunnel-Private-Group-Id="vlanid=100 priority=1" Tunnel-Type=VLAN Regards, Thibault
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Hi all,
My company use Cisco wireless AP (access point). When we use 802.11b radio AP, we can assign users vlan through Freeradius. But the same setting doesn't work on 802.11g radio AP. Can anybody help.
it sounds like you are only acting upon a certain type - if the RADIUS attributes arent being returned when 802.11g is being used, check to see what your FreeRADIUS is getting when you use 802.11g compared to 802.11b eg use debugging (radiusd -X) and see what the NAS or controller is sending to FreeRADIUS and why your FreeRADIUS is not acting upon it (its probably an over-exact "==" setting match operator) alan
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A.L.M.Buxey＠lboro.ac.uk -
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Thibault Le Meur