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Please ping gateway in wireless
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Just for sharing ,today I already visited this site which is user feed back having issue.Today I do several trouble shooting found that there is no issue in the network .Just have issue on thier production wireless device.<br />
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By the end ,we are able to solved it just change some setting on the device.
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Just for sharing ,today I already visited this site which is user feed back having issue.Today I do several trouble shooting found that there is no issue in the network .Just have issue on thier production wireless device.

By the end ,we are able to solved it just change some setting on the device.

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We are implement the multiple VLans and Wi-Fi &nbsp;in our company:<br />
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Vlan 1:default Vlan (192.168.1.0/24)<br />
Vlan 2:Office Vlan(192.168.2.0/24)<br />
Vlan 101:production Vlan (172.16.0.0/24)<br />
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We are using Aruba instant virtual controller to control all the APs. In the core switch default gateway is 192.168.1.254 which is the router Interface.<br />
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We had no problem for the connectivity using wired. But we found the if connected using office wifi (Vlan 2) and try to reach those device have wired connection in (Vlan 101) is no issue. But If the device is connected using Wi-Fi then we can not reached.<br />
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IN the Wi-Fi controller we never set any policy to block it.Please advice ?
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We are implement the multiple VLans and Wi-Fi  in our company:
 
Vlan 1:default Vlan (192.168.1.0/24)
Vlan 2:Office Vlan(192.168.2.0/24)
Vlan 101:production Vlan (172.16.0.0/24)

We are using Aruba instant virtual controller to control all the APs. In the core switch default gateway is 192.168.1.254 which is the router Interface.

We had no problem for the connectivity using wired. But we found the if connected using office wifi (Vlan 2) and try to reach those device have wired connection in (Vlan 101) is no issue. But If the device is connected using Wi-Fi then we can not reached.

IN the Wi-Fi controller we never set any policy to block it.Please advice ?

Wi-Fi network issue

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