I am trying to make it so that my Wi-Fi users can access our domain resources (Network folders, other services) but not having a ton of luck.
Our architecture is as follows:
Each site uses a /19 for vlan1 and our wired devices are shuttled into .30.x via a centralized DHCP server. I have created WLAN on vlan 52 (outside of the internal vlan) for our laptops and there is a DHCP server for those clients on the firewall that provides internal IP addresses on within the .52 subnet (10.xxx.52.0/24). I do not have wireless client isolation enabled on this SSID and the users need to authenticate with a radius server to log onto it. I have also put policies into place for our firewall that allow the .52 subnet to access the vpn tunnel to the data center--just like our internal vlan has.
However, the Wi-Fi clients cannot see their network folders or access other services that reside in out data centers. Any help or advice to point me in the right direction will be greatly appreciated and I'm happy to share more details on the network as needed. 😄
