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Since you can't create two separate SSID sharing the same name I suppose you can achieve your requirement by configuring VLAN assignment by FortiAP group or to use bridged SSID.
Hi @onurg,
SSID can be overridden and configured per FortiAP basis. You can use the following commands:
config wireless-controller wtp
edit <wtp-id> <<< FortiAP serial number.
set override-vaps
set vaps <SSID1> <<< Manually set SSID for this FortiAP.
end
config radio-2
set override-vaps
set vaps <SSID1>
end
Regards,
I wouldn't try keeping the same SSID (broadcast) name if DHCP ranges are different. I would set like "xxx-guest-1" and "xxx-guest-2" so that users can choose which to connect to, especially when each SSID is bound to a particular FAP.
On the same token, we even name like "xxx-guest-5G" and "xxx-guest-24G" so that they can know which radio on one FAP they are connecting to. It makes our troubleshooting (mostly user issues) much easier.
I know I'm not answering your particular question.
Toshi
Hello,
Duplicate SSID can be enabled by using the following commands:
config wireless-controller setting set duplicate-ssid enable
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