Vlan Ids; Configuring Vaps - Cisco WAP571 Administration Manual

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Trailing and leading spaces (ASCII 0x20) are not permitted.
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VLAN IDs

Each VAP is associated with a VLAN, which is identified by a VLAN ID (VID). A VID
can be any value from 1 to 4094, inclusive. The WAP571/E device supports 33
active VLANs (32 for WLAN plus one management VLAN).
By default, the VID assigned to the configuration utility for the WAP device is 1,
which is also the default untagged VID. If the management VID is the same as the
VID assigned to a VAP, then the WLAN clients associated with this specific VAP
can administer the WAP device. If needed, an access control list (ACL) can be
created to disable administration from WLAN clients.

Configuring VAPs

To configure VAPs:
Select Wireless > Networks in the navigation pane.
Select the Radio interface on which you want to configure VAPs (Radio 1 or Radio
2).
Select the Enabled check box for the VAP you want to configure.
—Or—
If VAP0 is the only VAP configured on the system, and you want to add a VAP, click
Add. Then, select the VAP and click Edit.
Configure the parameters:
• VLAN ID—The VID of the VLAN to associate with the VAP.
Be sure to enter a VLAN ID that is properly configured on the network. Network
problems can result if the VAP associates wireless clients with an improperly
configured VLAN.
When a wireless client connects to the WAP device by using this VAP, the WAP
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