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Currently I have a number of remote offices that have the following configuration.<br />
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Cisco 1811W (Wireless &amp;&nbsp;Wired) -&gt; PIX 506E -&gt; Internet<br />
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These offices access the internet directly and the PIX has a VPN tunnel to our corporate office. &nbsp;Each remote office is identical and currently has a completely flat network using the default vlan.<br />
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At our main office I support a number of SSIDs linked to different VLANs on Cisco 1100s. &nbsp;I have a public VLAN that is behind a captive portal that permits internet access for our guests and vendors. &nbsp;I am attempting to find a way to provide a secondary SSID at these remote offices that is completely independent of the office network. &nbsp;<br />
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I think the only way I can do this is to create a second VLAN on the 1811W and then VPN that VLAN traffic back to my public wifi/captive portal controller. &nbsp;I can't seem to find a way to originate VLANs on the PIX and trunk them to the 1811W. &nbsp;I have found a number of references to VLAN support on the PIX, but nothing definitive. &nbsp;When I do a 'show ver' on my 506e I don't see VLANs listed.<br />
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Any help/suggestions would be much appreciated.<br />
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thanks,
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Currently I have a number of remote offices that have the following configuration.

Cisco 1811W (Wireless & Wired) -> PIX 506E -> Internet

These offices access the internet directly and the PIX has a VPN tunnel to our corporate office.  Each remote office is identical and currently has a completely flat network using the default vlan.

At our main office I support a number of SSIDs linked to different VLANs on Cisco 1100s.  I have a public VLAN that is behind a captive portal that permits internet access for our guests and vendors.  I am attempting to find a way to provide a secondary SSID at these remote offices that is completely independent of the office network.  

I think the only way I can do this is to create a second VLAN on the 1811W and then VPN that VLAN traffic back to my public wifi/captive portal controller.  I can't seem to find a way to originate VLANs on the PIX and trunk them to the 1811W.  I have found a number of references to VLAN support on the PIX, but nothing definitive.  When I do a 'show ver' on my 506e I don't see VLANs listed.

Any help/suggestions would be much appreciated.

thanks,

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