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ap设备的mac与bssid转换规则

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X需要了解到 ap设备的mac与bssid转换规则

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michael_brado

In English...?

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Our customers need to understand the mac and bssid conversion rules for commercial ap devices.

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our devices is

Ruckus R300 Multimedia Hotzone Wireless AP

Version: 2.5.0.1.174

Ruckus R310 Multimedia Hotzone Wireless AP

Version: 3.6.0.0.709

thank you

michael_brado

I do not understand "mac and bssid conversion". You can authenticate devices by MAC address, to BSSID Wireless LANs.

APs are running different versions of SmartZone firmware, which require a SmartZone controller to manage them.
A SmartZone controller can manage one Zone (SZ-100, vSZ-E) with one firmware version, or can manage multiple Zones (SZ300, vSZ-H) that can have different firmware versions.
Do you have a local Ruckus reseller, who offers advice for network planning if you might need other hw/sw?

michael_brado

Thanks John, that flipped a switch, and yes Brian thanks.

We have KBA-4495: BSSID to AP MAC Address translation

https://support.ruckuswireless.com/articles/000004495

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hi, Michael Brado,
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michael_brado

I can share the details, much like Brian wrote.

Access Point MAC offset for WLANs:

BSSIDs generated are based on AP’s base MAC Address.
Current mechanism is described as follows.

For BSSID (WLAN’s MAC addresses):
Assume the base MAC of an AP is 00:01:02:03:04:50  (note, the last 4 bits of the last octet is always 0 in a base MAC),
The BSSID’s of the first radio (2.4G) is:

00:01:02:03:04:58  (0x50 + 0x8)
00:01:02:43:04:58
00:01:02:83:04:58
00:01:02:c3:04:58
00:01:02:03:04:59  (0x50 + 0x9)
00:01:02:43:04:59
00:01:02:83:04:59
00:01:02:c3:04:59

And the BSSID’s for the second radio (5G in your case) is

00:01:02:03:04:5c  (0x50 + 0xc)
00:01:02:43:04:5c
00:01:02:83:04:5c
00:01:02:c3:04:5c
00:01:02:03:04:5d (0x50 + 0xd)
00:01:02:43:04:5d
00:01:02:83:04:5d
00:01:02:c3:04:5d

Note the bits change in the 4th octet. The bit format of 4th octet in base MAC is always 00xxxxxx.

For Ethernet MAC addresses, they are (Base MAC +3) to (Base MAC +7)