Wireless Access

Hi All, 

We've some 303H RAPs that're configured to tunnel the switchport traffic back to our controller. There are two VLANs I'm particularly interested in tunnelling back and have setup two different AP groups and profiles etc to reflect this. I'm finding that even though I've configured the AP wired port settings for a particular VLAN it doesn't appear to be taking when a client device is plugged in.

I'm seeing in the output of show user MAC the following:

Vlan default: 401, Assigned: 941, Current: 941 vlan-how: 7 DP assigned vlan:941

Anyone have any idea why when the configuration is set to a single VLAN and Access that the clients are being dropped onto a different VLAN? 

Thanks in advance. 

Hi All, 

We've some 303H RAPs that're configured to tunnel the switchport traffic back to our controller. There are two VLANs I'm particularly interested in tunnelling back and have setup two different AP groups and profiles etc to reflect this. I'm finding that even though I've configured the AP wired port settings for a particular VLAN it doesn't appear to be taking when a client device is plugged in.

I'm seeing in the output of show user MAC the following:

Vlan default: 401, Assigned: 941, Current: 941 vlan-how: 7 DP assigned vlan:941

Anyone have any idea why when the configuration is set to a single VLAN and Access that the clients are being dropped onto a different VLAN? 

Thanks in advance. 

Thanks for the reply. The output from that command is:

VLAN types present for this User
================================

Default VLAN : 401
MBA Role Contained : 941

VLAN Derivation History
=======================

VLAN Derivation History Index : 8
1. VLAN 0 for Reset VLANs for Station up
2. VLAN 401 for Default VLAN
3. VLAN 401 for Current VLAN updated
4. VLAN 0 for Reset Role Based VLANs
5. VLAN 0 for Reset Mac Auth Based VLANs
6. VLAN 941 for MBA Role Contained
7. VLAN 941 for Current VLAN updated
8. VLAN 941 for VLAN exported


Current VLAN : 941 (MBA Role Contained)

Hi All, 

We've some 303H RAPs that're configured to tunnel the switchport traffic back to our controller. There are two VLANs I'm particularly interested in tunnelling back and have setup two different AP groups and profiles etc to reflect this. I'm finding that even though I've configured the AP wired port settings for a particular VLAN it doesn't appear to be taking when a client device is plugged in.

I'm seeing in the output of show user MAC the following:

Vlan default: 401, Assigned: 941, Current: 941 vlan-how: 7 DP assigned vlan:941

Anyone have any idea why when the configuration is set to a single VLAN and Access that the clients are being dropped onto a different VLAN? 

Thanks in advance. 

Hi All, 

We've some 303H RAPs that're configured to tunnel the switchport traffic back to our controller. There are two VLANs I'm particularly interested in tunnelling back and have setup two different AP groups and profiles etc to reflect this. I'm finding that even though I've configured the AP wired port settings for a particular VLAN it doesn't appear to be taking when a client device is plugged in.

I'm seeing in the output of show user MAC the following:

Vlan default: 401, Assigned: 941, Current: 941 vlan-how: 7 DP assigned vlan:941

Anyone have any idea why when the configuration is set to a single VLAN and Access that the clients are being dropped onto a different VLAN? 

Thanks in advance. 

Hi All, 

We've some 303H RAPs that're configured to tunnel the switchport traffic back to our controller. There are two VLANs I'm particularly interested in tunnelling back and have setup two different AP groups and profiles etc to reflect this. I'm finding that even though I've configured the AP wired port settings for a particular VLAN it doesn't appear to be taking when a client device is plugged in.

I'm seeing in the output of show user MAC the following:

Vlan default: 401, Assigned: 941, Current: 941 vlan-how: 7 DP assigned vlan:941

Anyone have any idea why when the configuration is set to a single VLAN and Access that the clients are being dropped onto a different VLAN? 

Thanks in advance. 

Hi All, 

We've some 303H RAPs that're configured to tunnel the switchport traffic back to our controller. There are two VLANs I'm particularly interested in tunnelling back and have setup two different AP groups and profiles etc to reflect this. I'm finding that even though I've configured the AP wired port settings for a particular VLAN it doesn't appear to be taking when a client device is plugged in.

I'm seeing in the output of show user MAC the following:

Vlan default: 401, Assigned: 941, Current: 941 vlan-how: 7 DP assigned vlan:941

Anyone have any idea why when the configuration is set to a single VLAN and Access that the clients are being dropped onto a different VLAN? 

Thanks in advance.