AP Group with WLAN Group Override
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03-15-2016 08:58 AM
I am experiencing an odd problem with the following config:
2 ssids
-Library (open)
-House (wpa2)
2 wlan groups
-Libray Group (SSID: Library)
-House Group (SSID: House)
1 AP group
-Lib ap group
2 APs
-Library ap in lib ap group
-House ap in lib ap group with wlan group override set to House Group
The APs are close enough to see each other and are wired to the same switch.
With this setup my lan is flooded with some sort of broadcast storm because I get timeouts within my lan.
I fixed the issue by creating a separate AP group rather than use wlan group override .
What is wrong with the first config? I do not understand why it is causing problems.
Any advise would be appreciated.
2 ssids
-Library (open)
-House (wpa2)
2 wlan groups
-Libray Group (SSID: Library)
-House Group (SSID: House)
1 AP group
-Lib ap group
2 APs
-Library ap in lib ap group
-House ap in lib ap group with wlan group override set to House Group
The APs are close enough to see each other and are wired to the same switch.
With this setup my lan is flooded with some sort of broadcast storm because I get timeouts within my lan.
I fixed the issue by creating a separate AP group rather than use wlan group override .
What is wrong with the first config? I do not understand why it is causing problems.
Any advise would be appreciated.
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03-15-2016 01:09 PM
question.
What type of management for the AP that you are using? Unlease or controller or stand alone AP?
What type of management for the AP that you are using? Unlease or controller or stand alone AP?
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03-15-2016 03:03 PM
To troubleshoot best would need WireShark and capture a sample of your LAN traffic to see what kind of broadcasts/multicasts are in use.
An AP Support Info file will show IGMP groups in use by your wireless clients.
An AP Support Info file will show IGMP groups in use by your wireless clients.

