topic Re: MSM.. Access Controller and Private VLAN in M and MSM Series

MSM.. Access Controller and Private VLAN

Recep Sefer — Mon, 02 Dec 2013 06:04:21 GMT

I want no two clients can communicate with each other through the controller. how?

Thanks

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Re: MSM.. Access Controller and Private VLAN

Fred! — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 22:44:47 GMT

One way that could work would be to put Access Lists in your user accounts so that the traffic of your clients is restricted to go only to the outside world (or basically to not access the subnet from where your clients are given addresses)... that might probably work.

Re: MSM.. Access Controller and Private VLAN

Recep Sefer — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 05:48:03 GMT

If the Ap is controller-based.
Can I write ACL again? how?
Dou you have an example?

Thanks Very Much

Re: MSM.. Access Controller and Private VLAN

J Vesterdahl — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 06:11:15 GMT

In the MSM765zl controller there is a setting to do just that:

Go to VSC configuration and click on your VSC profile (assuming you have one)

Under Virtual AP there is a heading called Virtual AP. Under Wireless Clients, allow traffic between ... select NO clients on the drop down menu.

Remember to sync your APs afterwards.

Hope this helps

Re: MSM.. Access Controller and Private VLAN

J Vesterdahl — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 06:14:09 GMT

"Under Virtual AP there is a heading called Virtual AP."

Sorry - that was garbled.
What I meant was:

Under Virtual AP there is a heading called Wireless Clients. At the trext "allow traffic between": select NO clients on the drop down menu.