Cisco 2100 Series Configuration Manual page 481

Chapter 8 Controlling Mesh Access Points
Choose one of the following options from the AP Role drop-down box.
Step 4
MeshAP—Choose this option if the 1520 series access point has a wireless connection to the
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controller. This is the default setting.
RootAP—Choose this option if the 1520 series access point has a wired connection to the controller.
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To assign this access point to a bridge group, enter a name for the group in the Bridge Group Name field.
Step 5
Check the Ethernet Bridging check box to enable Ethernet bridging or uncheck it to disable this feature.
Step 6
Click Apply to commit your changes. An Ethernet Bridging section appears at the bottom of the page
Step 7
listing each of the Ethernet ports of the mesh access point.
Perform one of the following to configure the Ethernet ports:
Step 8
If you are configuring a MAP access port, follow these steps:
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If you are configuring a RAP or MAP trunk port, follow these steps:
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You must set at least one mesh access point to RootAP in the mesh network.
Click gigabitEthernet1 (port 1-PoE out).
Select access from the mode drop-down menu.
Enter a VLAN ID. The VLAN ID can be any value between 2 and 4095.
You cannot bridge VLAN ID 1 when using VLAN-Opaque Ethernet bridging because
VLAN 1 is the internal native VLAN within a mesh network. This setting cannot be
changed.
A maximum of 16 VLANs are supported across all of a RAP's subordinate MAPs.
Click gigabitEthernet0 (port 0-PoE in).
Select trunk from the mode drop-down menu.
Enter a native VLAN ID for incoming traffic. The native VLAN ID can be any value between 2
and 4095. Do not assign any value assigned to a user-VLAN (access).
Enter a trunk VLAN ID for outgoing packets:
If forwarding untagged packets, do not change the default trunk VLAN ID value of zero.
(MAP-to-MAP bridging, campus environment)
If forwarding tagged packets, enter a VLAN ID (2 to 4095) that is not already assigned. (RAP
to switch on wired network).
Click Add to add the trunk VLAN ID to the allowed VLAN list. The newly added VLAN
displays under the Configured VLANs section on the window.
To remove a VLAN from the list, select the Remove option from the arrow drop-down to the
right of the desired VLAN.
Adding Mesh Access Points to the Mesh Network
Cisco Wireless LAN Controller Configuration Guide
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