03-29-2007 12:40 AM - edited 07-03-2021 01:51 PM
Hi,
I need a solution where, if an access point looses its connection to its default gateway, that it automatically shuts the radio down. And when the default gateway is again available, the radio is automatically turned on again. By connection, I do not just mean that the AP FastEthernet port link status changes.
Some kind of functionality like the 'track rtr reachability' that probes the default gateway, and takes action if the default gateway cannot be reached.
How to, if at all possible...
Problem is that wireless equipment will connect to the access point if the radio is up but the access point does not have access to its default gateway (for some error reason other than the local Ethernet link, but also that...)
Thanks
Johnny
04-04-2007 12:00 PM
Actually, there is a command called "station-role root fallback shutdown" radio interface configuration command which specifies that the access point should shutdown when the primary Ethernet interface is not functional. I have used in 1300 Aironet AP/bridge. I think this command is your solution.
04-12-2007 02:21 AM
Hi,
unfortunately that does not solve this problem:
Router (def. gw for WAP)
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Switch 1
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Switch 2
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Wireless Access Point (WAP)
If switch 1 is down or if the link from switch 1 to the router is down, then the WAP radio will still be up. I need for it to handle a loss to its default gateway, not just its local ethernet wire.
Tx
Johnny
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