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We have about 16 Aironet 1010 AP's hooked up to a Cisco 4402 controller. We are broadcasting one SSID out all AP's (interface 1) for our internal environment with 802.1X and a radius server for authentication. Out the second interface with are broadcasting a &quot;public&quot; SSID for general internet usage. I would like to create a third SSID that will broadbast out only ONE AP vs. all AP's and also use the &quot;public&quot; port. The AP that I am talking about still needs to broadcast the other two SSID's at the same time. Can this be done?
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We have about 16 Aironet 1010 AP's hooked up to a Cisco 4402 controller. We are broadcasting one SSID out all AP's (interface 1) for our internal environment with 802.1X and a radius server for authentication. Out the second interface with are broadcasting a "public" SSID for general internet usage. I would like to create a third SSID that will broadbast out only ONE AP vs. all AP's and also use the "public" port. The AP that I am talking about still needs to broadcast the other two SSID's at the same time. Can this be done?

How do I configure a Cisco 4402 controller to broadcast a SSID out one AP vs all AP's?

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