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Re: WFS709TP: Setup for multiple locations/subnets
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2008-10-09
09:51 PM
2008-10-09
09:51 PM
WFS709TP: Setup for multiple locations/subnets
I am attempting to setup our WFS709TP AP controller to run WGL102 APs that are located at various locations (and in different subnets) across our WAN environment.
I not having much luck with any of the official manuals - they are vague at best when describing how this may be done.
Is it possible for APs in different subnets and locations all use the same SSID? I assume that these must be setup to use different VLANs but I am getting some non-descript errors when attempting this. Using a different SSID is accepted however it would nice if I could use the same SSID given it would minimise client setup for those people that move across locations/subnets and allow them to us just the one preferred network.
If anyone can give me a more in depth description (than the manual provides) as to how this may be achieved (hopefully with an example with IPs) it would be greatly appreciated.
I not having much luck with any of the official manuals - they are vague at best when describing how this may be done.
Is it possible for APs in different subnets and locations all use the same SSID? I assume that these must be setup to use different VLANs but I am getting some non-descript errors when attempting this. Using a different SSID is accepted however it would nice if I could use the same SSID given it would minimise client setup for those people that move across locations/subnets and allow them to us just the one preferred network.
If anyone can give me a more in depth description (than the manual provides) as to how this may be achieved (hopefully with an example with IPs) it would be greatly appreciated.
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2008-10-10
06:07 AM
2008-10-10
06:07 AM
Re: WFS709TP: Setup for multiple locations/subnets
just give you some heads up.. very little uses this models so you may not see much reply...
I have never played with it so I'm out loop on this..
jchri9 or beisser might have some info ....
I have never played with it so I'm out loop on this..
jchri9 or beisser might have some info ....
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2011-04-22
02:46 PM
2011-04-22
02:46 PM
Re: WFS709TP: Setup for multiple locations/subnets
Did anyone ever get any answers around this?
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2011-08-26
06:46 AM
2011-08-26
06:46 AM
Re: WFS709TP: Setup for multiple locations/subnets
this may be too late for you, but i got this working
i used the local dhcp server in the remote offices to serve up the bootp options and it seemed to work ok
i used the local dhcp server in the remote offices to serve up the bootp options and it seemed to work ok
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