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Configuring a Cisco 1200 access point/Vlans

fb_webuser
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I has 4 VLANs and I want a MAC address has access to a VLAN, but not to another.

I used ACLs, but this will block the access to the access point, How to get the mac address will have access to a VLAN, eg no other Vlan?????

I has 4 VLANs and I want a MAC address has access to a VLAN, but not to another.

I used ACLs, but this will block the access to the access point, How to get the mac address will have access to a VLAN, eg no other Vlan?????

thank you

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Posted by WebUser Kahina Akkouche from Cisco Support Community App

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mbilgrav
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ACL is layer 3 aware, what you need is vACL - VLAN Access Control List.

That said, i am unsure if thats supported in AP1200's, so you might need to do that in the switches instead.

HTH

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fb_webuser
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http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t33333-mac-authentication-on-ap1200.html

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Posted by WebUser Kahina Akkouche from Cisco Support Community App

mbilgrav
Level 3
Level 3

ACL is layer 3 aware, what you need is vACL - VLAN Access Control List.

That said, i am unsure if thats supported in AP1200's, so you might need to do that in the switches instead.

HTH

fb_webuser
Level 6
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thank you for your response.

I think we should create a list, I have to apply a brige of Vlan

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Posted by WebUser Kahina Akkouche from Cisco Support Community App

fb_webuser
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but even this does not work!! solutions?

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Posted by WebUser Kahina Akkouche from Cisco Support Community App

did you apply the ACL in the switch or AP ?

(I am not sure its supported in the AP)

fb_webuser
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@mbilgrav apply the ACL in the AP

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Posted by WebUser Kahina Akkouche from Cisco Support Community App