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Hi,<br />
you as well need to check VLANs in the WLC side: did you set rules to route those VLANs ?<br />
<br />
hope this helps<br />
max
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Hi,
you as well need to check VLANs in the WLC side: did you set rules to route those VLANs ?

hope this helps
max

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did you set rules to route those VLANs...<br />
<br />
Is this on &nbsp;Firewall side or Switch side or Wireless side ?
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did you set rules to route those VLANs...

Is this on  Firewall side or Switch side or Wireless side ?

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hi,<br />
that depends on you infrastructure.<br />
It is usually managed at the switch side, provided that you have layer3 switch.<br />
<br />
max
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hi,
that depends on you infrastructure.
It is usually managed at the switch side, provided that you have layer3 switch.

max

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Hi<br />
<br />
We have Cisco Wireless devices like WLC and Wireless APs<br />
<br />
WLS is cisco 2500 series and APs are 1100 series <br />
<br />
We have establshed a Cisco IPSec site-site VPN tunnel from my netowrk to Wireless<br />
infrastrucutre Network.<br />
<br />
Tunnel is up and unable to PING Wireless devices thru the tunnel..<br />
<br />
Do we need anything else needs to be configured in any one side of the ASA Firewalls<br />
<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
Ramu
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Hi

We have Cisco Wireless devices like WLC and Wireless APs

WLS is cisco 2500 series and APs are 1100 series 

We have establshed a Cisco IPSec site-site VPN tunnel from my netowrk to Wireless
infrastrucutre Network.

Tunnel is up and unable to PING Wireless devices thru the tunnel..

Do we need anything else needs to be configured in any one side of the ASA Firewalls


Regards
Ramu

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