Thank you for the information i think You get the point to fault...
There are two ways to do this:
In Tunnel mode
In Bridge mode
we tried both modes but didn't success.
Are you saying that you want the user to be able to get an ip address from the port that the access point is on?
Yes because in DHCP server many subnets are defined and each subnet is attached with specific VLAN. Each VLAN is associated with a building. in other words
we have many buildings, each building has local VLAN and corresponing different subnets are defined against each VLAN in DHCP server, so the user of every building gets their IP address on the bases of their VLAN. Now we are deplyoing AP's and want that wireless user of that building get the IP addresses from that specific subnet for which AP is attached.
If yes, the virtual AP forwarding mode needs to be bridged,
we have done it but its didn't worked
the access point needs to be physically on a trunk port
we didn't try this. May be it is the problem. but i am confused about it.. Would it be OK to plug in AP in access Port?? It don't have any issue?
One more thing if we forwarding mode is bridge, please advice how the traffice of wireless user will flow?? i beleive Tunnel is secure way but not sure about bridge.
Thank you so much for your support and sorry my english is not very good.