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7.2.2
Assigning Traffic to a VLAN
You can assign wireless traffic to a VLAN for an entire Virtual Network or for individual users.
NOTE
A VLAN that is assigned to a user overrides a VLAN assigned by a Virtual Network or by the default
VLAN.
7.2.2.1
Assigning a VLAN to a Virtual Network
You can map each virtual network to its own VLAN. Wireless clients that connect to a Virtual
Network with VLAN support are bridged to the appropriate VLAN. Address allocation and security
measures are the responsibility of the target network to which the VLAN connects.
NOTE
You cannot assign the same VLAN ID to the default VLAN and to a VLAN that is mapped to a virtual
service community.
For information on how to assign a VLAN to a virtual network, see
7.2.2.2
Assigning VLANs to Individual Users
You can assign a VLAN to an individual user by setting attributes in the user's RADIUS account.
Restrictions are as follows:
A user cannot be assigned to a VLAN that is set as the default VLAN on port 1 or port 2.
A user can only be assigned to a predefined VLAN.
MAC authentication does not support this feature; it can be used only for 802.1x client stations.
For more information see
7.2.3
VLAN Bridging
If you assign a VLAN ID to more than one interface, the VLAN is bridged across the interfaces.
For example, if you create the VLANs shown in the following table, all VLAN traffic with ID 50 is
bridged across all these interfaces. If you create a Virtual Network and assign the egress VLAN to
any of these VLANs, output from the virtual network can be sent to any interface.
VLAN name
Bridge_1
BreezeMAX Wi² and BreezeACCESS Wi² System Manual
"Configuring User Profiles on a RADIUS Server" on page
VLAN ID
50
"Egress VLAN" on page
Assigned to
Port 1
VLAN Support
80.
153.
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