Do we need to configure the vlan id when we configure vWLC ?
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I am configuring vWLC in vmware Workstation. I already can access its GUI through service-port interface from my PC, but I cannot access and ping the vWLC through management interface from my PC. I was using different vlan id number to do that through the management interface. but it still can not work. I already confirmed the vmware configuration correctly by other hosts. so I guess there are some issues in vWLC configuration. Anyone can give me some suggestion ? Thank you
I am configuring vWLC in vmware Workstation. I already can access its GUI through service-port interface from my PC, but I cannot access and ping the vWLC through management interface from my PC. I was using different vlan id number to do that through the management interface. but it still can not work. I already confirmed the vmware configuration correctly by other hosts. so I guess there are some issues in vWLC configuration. Anyone can give me some suggestion ? Thank you
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You need to follow the instructions as per the vWLC deployment guide...
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/wireless/virtual-wireless-controller/113677-virtual-wlan-dg-00.html
You can tag interfaces using a VLAN ID if you configure a trunk on the vNIC. This is how you tag multiple dynamic interfaces down a single interface.
http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/wireless/virtual-wireless-controller/113677-virtual-wlan-dg-00.html
You can tag interfaces using a VLAN ID if you configure a trunk on the vNIC. This is how you tag multiple dynamic interfaces down a single interface.
Thank you so much for your fast reply. It is a very good link, which talks about vWLC with ESX. but I am only can use vmware workstation now.
You can tag interfaces using a VLAN ID if you configure a trunk on the vNIC.This is only for ESX, not for vmware workstation, right ? I have not see trunk function in Workstation. You mean trunk function in ESX ?
I appreciate that this is being used in Workstation, but its not a supported platform. The link hopefully explains the requirements and helps you to convert that config to Workstation.
Essentially, set the management to use the service-port NIC in Workstation. The service port isn't essential; the management interface is.
Essentially, set the management to use the service-port NIC in Workstation. The service port isn't essential; the management interface is.
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