Thanks,

Do I not use the "interface Dot11Radio0"

I see you use "dot11 ssid mynet"?

Does it matter if I bridge the Vlan1 or Bvi1?

Thanks

Hi

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, I was travelling home, and only just picked up your post.

Int Bvi1 will be the logical interface for your bridge-group 1. You will assign the IP address for your Vlan 1 / wireless network to this interface. You will assign both the interface vlan 1 and interface dot11Radio0 to this bridge-group.

Create the dot11 ssid mynet globally, and apply the authentication commands etc to this, then under int dot11Radio 0 you will assign this ssid, and the encryption method you are going to use. I just put AES in as an example.

Hope this helps

Martin

Thanks Martin, just got into work to pick this up.

Do you have an example on how this might look in the config? I'm use to 837,877's and etc in CLI but this wireless side has confused me :)

What's confusing is I use "interface Dot11Radio0" where my ssid is, but what is this new "dot11" ssid name etc?

Sorry for the questions, is the bvi the interface for the wireless users and the vlan1 just for ethernet users then?

Thanks in advanced Martin.

Hi Martin, just sent you an email to your above address.

Thanks