Руководство По Проектированию для Cisco Cisco Aironet 350 Mini-PCI Wireless LAN Client Adapter
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Chapter 8 Cisco Wireless Mesh Networking
Connecting the Cisco 1500 Mesh AP to your Network
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Failover Coverage
Connecting the Cisco 1500 Mesh AP to your Network
The wireless mesh has two locations where both bridged or WLAN client traffic terminate on the wired
network. The first location is where the RAP attaches to the wired network, If bridging is enabled, this
is where all bridged traffic connects to the wired network. The second location is where the WLC
connects to the wired network; this is where WLAN client traffic from the mesh network connects to the
wired network. This is shown schematically in
network. The first location is where the RAP attaches to the wired network, If bridging is enabled, this
is where all bridged traffic connects to the wired network. The second location is where the WLC
connects to the wired network; this is where WLAN client traffic from the mesh network connects to the
wired network. This is shown schematically in
. The WLAN client traffic from the mesh is
tunneled to the Wireless LAN Controller and then terminated on a VLAN to which the WLAN is
assigned. The security and network configuration for each of the WLANs on the mesh depend on the
security capabilities of the network to which the controller is connected.
assigned. The security and network configuration for each of the WLANs on the mesh depend on the
security capabilities of the network to which the controller is connected.
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