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Can you do 802.1x auth on the wired ports of a 14C bridged to wan associated with a SSID?
I have:
Phone -> 14C -> Internet -> 1500C -> WLAN -> vlanXX
Laptop WLAN -> vlanYY
I have two WLAN's bridged over wan to 2 SSID's on a software switch, it works, problem is the WLAN does 802.1x, the LAN ports just drop me on the VLAN, and I can't have that...
What haven't I figured out yet?
Thanks,
JJ
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Can you explain what you are trying to achieve with the phone and the 14c?
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Home worker, need to cert auth via 802.1x the phones that get backhauled to the office... Looking at FGAP's as a potential solution.... I was hoping that bridge to ssid would do the same for the LAN side with the 802.1x config of the SSID...
edit "FAP14C-default" config lan set port-mode bridge-to-ssid set port-ssid "FN_WPA2" end
where...
edit "FN_WPA2" set vdom "root" set ssid "FN_WPA2" set security wpa2-only-enterprise set auth radius set radius-server "BLAH" next
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Bridging LAN to WAN or to SSID does just drop you on the vlan/vap so this is expected behaviour.
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That would mean there is no way to protect the LAN side of the controller when the AP LAN ports are bridged - so physical access to the device is the only security control?
If this is the case, then they can NOT be the solution that i'm looking for...