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Two SSIDs to 2 different VLANs

alan_ng_ethe
New Contributor

Hi guys,

This is my requirement:

-Corporate users to use corporate SSID to connect to internet

-Guests to use "guest" ssid to directly access the internet

The setup (image attached):

-Ruckus unleashed r510 has a cable attached to an internal POE switch and another cable attached to a 5505 firewall (base license)

-The switch port where the AP connects is configured as access in VLAN1

-Internal network has DHCP enabled. This part seems to be working (internal users can obtain an IP from DHCP server and connect to the internet)

-asa has dmz interface in vlan 12 -this is where the AP connects for the guest network

-ASA firewall has dhcp server and pool configured, but when guest clients connect, they do not receive an IP

-NAT and ACLs from the dmz network to the internet already applied on the asa

Observations:

-Checking the mac addresses learned on the asa on the DMZ port reveals mac addresses from VLAN 1 (The asa has its inside interface on vlan 1). This is what surprises me, since the asa dmz port is assigned to vlan 12!!

I am requesting some help in finding out the minimum number of changes I need to make to ensure that the guests can safely access the internet.

Please help

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