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ISA 550 cannot reach a Wireless controller cisco 2400
Hi experts ,
i have a wireless controller cisco 2400 series with two wifi Profil .
My guest WIFI should be setup ed to permit just an internet connection , My firewall is a cisco ISA 550 , i configured a vlan Guest associated to my port GE7 , and i linked directly to port 2 On wireless controller , port 2 is already attribute to guest profil . i fixed 192.168.100.110/24 for isa 550 and 192.168.100.203/24 for my cisco 2400 .
THE problem, that when i try to ping 110 or 203 from the other device , it doesnt work !!!
two devices are connected directly and the ip add is configure on the same subnet .
like a test , i connect a computer instead of port 2 in cisco 2400 , with active dhcp in isa 550 , everything works .
also i have a snapgear McAfee , with the same configuration on isa550 , everything works !!
i do know why my ISA 550 cannot reach cisco 2400 (even LINK is up )
i have a wireless controller cisco 2400 series with two wifi Profil .
My guest WIFI should be setup ed to permit just an internet connection , My firewall is a cisco ISA 550 , i configured a vlan Guest associated to my port GE7 , and i linked directly to port 2 On wireless controller , port 2 is already attribute to guest profil . i fixed 192.168.100.110/24 for isa 550 and 192.168.100.203/24 for my cisco 2400 .
THE problem, that when i try to ping 110 or 203 from the other device , it doesnt work !!!
two devices are connected directly and the ip add is configure on the same subnet .
like a test , i connect a computer instead of port 2 in cisco 2400 , with active dhcp in isa 550 , everything works .
also i have a snapgear McAfee , with the same configuration on isa550 , everything works !!
i do know why my ISA 550 cannot reach cisco 2400 (even LINK is up )
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yes my vlanID for guest is 2 . and LAG is disabled by default , and i dont have any option to enable it , sorry this is a 2500 series wireless controller .
If you're not using LAG you should set the VLAN ID to 0 for the guest interface. When you're using LAG you have to trunk everything out of the same ports, but without LAG it's one port (or multiple for failover) for each VLAN.
On the ASA you should be using a dedicated interface if it's connected directly to the WLC, which I'm guessing you are as the PC works when you connect it to the ASA.
On the ASA you should be using a dedicated interface if it's connected directly to the WLC, which I'm guessing you are as the PC works when you connect it to the ASA.
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AS explain in problem description , Im using port 2 in my WLC for guest interface and to connect directly to my ISA , and when i set vlan id to 0 , VLAN identifier set to untagged , and it doesnt work anymore .
and i dont think it s a WLC configuration , because when using a snapgear instead of ISA550 , with a VLAN ID 20 the ping respond . (WLC configuration still the same )
Thank you
and i dont think it s a WLC configuration , because when using a snapgear instead of ISA550 , with a VLAN ID 20 the ping respond . (WLC configuration still the same )
Thank you
yes my vlanID for guest is 2If your guest VLAN ID is 2 but your snapgear is configured with VLAN ID 20 you won't be able to ping the WLC from the snapgear or vice-versa when connected directly - they're on different VLANs.
The WLC MUST use an untagged VLAN ID to send traffic to a device which doesn't use 802.1Q on its port, so if your ASA doesn't have a VLAN configured on the port you connected to the WLC it won't work when you tag the interface on the WLC.
Please post the config for the ASA.
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thanks craigbeck , but it was a VLAN 20 , it was just a write mistake .
i should but the port GE7 like a trunk mode .
i should but the port GE7 like a trunk mode .
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When using trunk mode everything works
Have you configured a VLAN ID on the Guest interface on the WLC?