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Step 2, Add IP Addressing to VLAN Optional

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Step 2 - Add IP Addressing to VLAN (Optional) Now the VLAN has been created, an IP address needs to be assigned to the VLAN interface on the controller. This IP Address will not act as the default gateway for all wireless traffic on the Visitor SSID - this will be provided by an upstream router terminating the VLAN defined in the previous step. From the ControllerInterfaces screen, select the Edit button for the newly created VLAN (VLAN 111 in this optional example). Enter the designated IP Address details for the Wireless Visitor network. Make sure to enter the appropriate DHCP server details for the interface so the controller knows where to forward any wireless DHCP requests. Also define which of the front panel interfaces will be connected to this defined VLAN. These front panel interfaces are configured with dot1q trunking enabled by default. IMPORTANT: Click the Apply button to save the changes. CONFIDENTIAL 8

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Step 2
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Add IP Addressing to VLAN (Optional)
Now the VLAN has been created, an IP address needs to be assigned to the VLAN interface on
the controller. This IP Address will not act as the default gateway for all wireless traffic on the
Visitor SSID
–
this will be provided by an upstream router terminating the VLAN defined in the
previous step. From the
Controller
Interfaces
screen, select the
Edit
button for the newly
created VLAN (VLAN 111 in this optional example). Enter the designated IP Address details for
the Wireless Visitor network. Make sure to enter the appropriate DHCP server details for the
interface so the controller knows where to forward any wireless DHCP requests. Also define
which of the front panel interfaces will be connected to this defined VLAN. These front panel
interfaces are configured with dot1q trunking enabled by default.
IMPORTANT:
Click the
Apply
button to save the changes.