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01-26-2018 05:29 AM
01-26-2018 05:29 AM
MSM760 - Configure DHCP
My scenario...
Currently have teamed 760's with multiple VSC's. All VSC's use an external DHCP using relay and Radius config.
need to...
Keep all Prod VSC's on the existing external DHCP via Relay
and Move just our Guest VSC to internal MSM DHCP Client
Thoughts?!
Thanks in advance, JC
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01-29-2018 12:14 PM
01-29-2018 12:14 PM
Re: MSM760 - Configure DHCP
Keep all your Prod VSCs using authentication only to allow traffic from the APs to the VLANs on the connected switches which can get to the DHCP servers.
Add access control to the Guest VSC to tunnel the traffic back to the controller where its DHCP server will respond. Egress the traffic out to your guest VLAN on a controller port.