Same SSID with Multiple Vlan
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03-08-2018 04:34 AM
I have ZoneDirector ZD1200, Build 10.0.1.0 build 35.
I have building A and B with same SSID let say "test".
Each building have different Vlan total 4 Vlan each Vlan has it own DHCP range.
Now how can i mange different different Vlan AP with ZD1200 with same SSID?
I have building A and B with same SSID let say "test".
Each building have different Vlan total 4 Vlan each Vlan has it own DHCP range.
Now how can i mange different different Vlan AP with ZD1200 with same SSID?
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03-08-2018 04:40 AM
VLAN pooling you can consider... see below KB for more info
https://support.ruckuswireless.com/answers/000002747
https://support.ruckuswireless.com/answers/000002747
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03-08-2018 04:42 AM
Hi Dipesh,
Try this:
1: Create WLAN Groups for each building
2: Create AP groups for each building
3: Create a SSID for each building:
WLAN should be named different for each building, but the ESSID can be the same. ESSID is what the client sees 'on the air'.
4: Assign the WLAN to the WLAN Group for the building, and assign that WG to the AP Group.
5: Assign AP's in each build to the AP group for that building
Test if it works.. I have not tried it, but in theory it should.
If you do this, just to keep DHCP ranges down, it might be easier to look into Dynamic VLAN's
Try this:
1: Create WLAN Groups for each building
2: Create AP groups for each building
3: Create a SSID for each building:
WLAN should be named different for each building, but the ESSID can be the same. ESSID is what the client sees 'on the air'.
4: Assign the WLAN to the WLAN Group for the building, and assign that WG to the AP Group.
5: Assign AP's in each build to the AP group for that building
Test if it works.. I have not tried it, but in theory it should.
If you do this, just to keep DHCP ranges down, it might be easier to look into Dynamic VLAN's
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03-08-2018 07:51 PM
I have configured above steps, now AP didn't communicate with the controller.
I am using Cisco POE switches I have tag ZD port and untagged AP port both trunk mode in Vlan5 and but AP is not communicating with ZD, while my dhcp server works.
I am using Cisco POE switches I have tag ZD port and untagged AP port both trunk mode in Vlan5 and but AP is not communicating with ZD, while my dhcp server works.
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03-09-2018 12:19 AM
Check you switch.
What VLAn is the AP's MAC registred on?
Can you ping the AP IP?
And from where?
AP should not stop talking to the ZD unless you changed the management VLAN it's on..
What VLAn is the AP's MAC registred on?
Can you ping the AP IP?
And from where?
AP should not stop talking to the ZD unless you changed the management VLAN it's on..

