i've been looking for a way to isolate clients on a Cisco Aironet 1121 on a certain SSID, and i cant find anything, tried pretty much everything i coudl remember, but since im no expert on Cisco wireless.
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A Cisco RV220W router/firewall connects the local LAN to the internet. The router is connected to a new Cisco SG300-28P switch configured in Layer 2 mode. There are two new AIR-1142N wireless access points running in autonomous mode connected to 2 ports on the SG300 powered through PoE. The AIR-1142N access points are running the latest firmware version 15.2(2)JB. There are two VLANs defined: VLAN1 is the native on all devices, and VLAN2 is for wireless guest traffic to provide access to the internet only.Internal/staff traffic is on 192.168.100.x, and the wireless SSID is MYNetS.Guest traffic is on 192.168.200.x and the wireless SSID is MyNetG.IP addresses are being assigned by the RV220W.
All works well with one exception. Wireless clients on the internal SSID are able to ping/access the switch, router, and other clients on wired ports on the switch. The router, switch, and wired clients can ping wireless clients. However, wireless clients, on the same SSID and the same 1142N cannot ping/access one another. They are being isolated from each other. We absolutely need to have this capability.The SG300 does not have port security enabled on any port. none of the workstations/laptops have a firewall enabled. These laptops are all Macs btw. I have checked that neither of the 1142N access points have Public Secure Packet Forwarding enabled on either of the VLANs.I am at a loss as to why the wireless clients are being isolated.
What is the best way to isolate hosts on WiFi network managed with 4400 controllers so they only see def gw but not each other, something like "switchport protected" but for WiFi ....
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1. WPA2 Auth 802.1X
2. Web-Auth
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I would like to enable "client isolation" on an autonomous, standalone 1142N AP but I don't see that option anywhere in the web interface. how to keep associated clients from passing traffic to one another on this AP?
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Now, this setup works great for me. I can connect my HD to the Airport and my printer via ethernet and my desktop as well. BUT ever since i moved the router upstairs to my room, the internet has been EXTREMELY slow downstairs
so this is what i was thinking, I want to get another wireless router and put it downstairs where the modem is, and use my airport Extreme as the "second" router. But, i want to use a different SSID for my airport extreme. is this possible?
I was thinking to connect the new router downstairs like normal, and disable the DHCP server on the airport extreme and change the IP address to make sure it isnt the same as the new router, then connect the new router to one of the three ethernet ports on my airport extreme.
Is that the correct way to set it up? and if i do that, would i be able to connect all my devices without a problem? (in addition to the devices mentioned earlier, i also have a second printer, a PS3, a home entertainment system, and sometimes my laptop, all connected to the airport via an ethernet switch) and lastly, will I be able to access the internet without a problem? will this slow down the internet that i get?
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%DOT11-6-DISASSOC: Interface Dot11Radio0, Deauthenticating Station 000e.83c8.c88a Reason: Disassociated because sending station is leaving (or has left) BSS
and the ssid is not getting broadcasted. kindly let me what could be the cause.
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how i can set up access point aironet 1040 cisco?
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Jun 13 17:50:10.686: RADIUS: no sg in radius-timers: ctx 0x10653F8 sg 0x0000
Jun 13 17:50:10.686: RADIUS: Retransmit to (20.33.100.11:1645,1646) for id 1645/247
Jun 13 17:50:15.678: RADIUS: no sg in radius-timers: ctx 0x10653F8 sg 0x0000
Jun 13 17:50:15.678: RADIUS: Retransmit to (20.33.100.11:1645,1646) for id 1645/247
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links with information / guidelines for the initial setup for this Access Point?
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They keep changing SSID and Security. No one is reseting them. I have changed the password already.
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Questions :
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4. Have anyone tested so many users connected to 1 Access point ?
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