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Chapter 5 - Working with Virtual Networks
Wireless security filters: Enables the AP to block traffic unless it is addressed to a specific
device (like the service controller). For more information, see
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Wireless MAC filter: Enables the AP to only allow wireless-to-wired LAN traffic for specific
wireless-user MAC addresses.
Wireless IP filter: Enables the AP to only allow wireless-to-wired LAN traffic for specific
wireless-user IP addresses.
5.4.2.3
Egress
Bridge onto port 1+2: User and authentication traffic is bridged onto ports 1 and 2.
VLAN: All traffic on port 1 or 2 can be assigned to a VLAN.
5.4.3
Virtual Network on Service Controller
For more information on service controller feature configuration, refer to the service controller's
Admin Guide.
5.4.3.1
Ingress
SSID (LAN port): SSID is retrieved using the location-ware function client runs on AP.
VLAN (LAN or Internet port): Traffic with a VLAN ID is handled by the Virtual Network
with a matching VLAN definition.
Untagged (LAN port): Untagged traffic on the LAN port may originate from wired users, or
APs operating in autonomous mode (Alvarion or third-party).
5.4.3.2
Features
Authentication: The service controller supports 802.1X, MAC, or HTML authentication. To
validate user login credentials the service controller can use the local user accounts or make use
of a third-party authentication server (Active Directory or RADIUS).
Access control features: The service controller provides a number of features that can be
applied to user sessions. Features can be enabled globally or on a per-account basis. For more
information.
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