Samsung WEC8500 Operation Manual page 181

Role-based Access Control Configuration of Remote AP Group
Explanation on the configuration of the role based access control of the remote AP group
is separately made in the "Role Based Access Control" chapter.
Configuring Tunneling Forwarding of Remote AP Group
Possible to configure the split ACL, PreAuth-ACL and Interface-Group to a WLAN set with
tunnelling among WLANs included in the remote AP group.
Configuration using CLI
To configure the split ACL of the remote AP group, perform the command as follows:
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WEC8500# configure terminal
WEC8500/configure#
WEC8500/configure/ap-group [remote-ap-group-name]
WEC8500/configure/ap-group/[remote-ap-group-name]#remote
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Configuration using Web UI
In the menu bar of <WEC Main window>, select <Configuration> and then select the
<AP Groups> menu in the sub-menus. After selecting the name of the remote AP group,
you can configure Tunnelling Forwarding in the "ACL Profile" item of the 'Remote AP
Group' tab. In addition, you can click the "Send To APs" button to send the information on
ACL Profile, Tunnel Forwarding, and Local Bridging Forwarding to APs.
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Go to configure  Remote AP Group configuration mode of CLI.
Designate the split ACL in the WLAN set with the tunnelling mode.
o tunnelling-forwarding [WLAN-ID] [SPLIT-ACL-NAME] [PREAUTH-
ACL-NAME][INTERFACE-GROUP-ID]
Execute the 'show ap-group remote-forwarding [REMOTE AP GROUP
NAME]' command to check the AP group information.
Use the 'send-remote-acl-to-ap profile-only' command to send the ACL
Profile information of the remote AP group to APs.
Use the 'send-remote-acl-to-ap all' command to send the information on
the ACL Profile, Tunnelling Forwarding and Local Bridging Forwarding
of the remote AP group to APs.
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