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Hi,<br />
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Are both APs act as brigde or router<br />
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CK
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Hi,

Are both APs act as brigde or router

CK

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So when AP is at the site, other users can connect to the SSID in question and get to the internet, but you can't?
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So when AP is at the site, other users can connect to the SSID in question and get to the internet, but you can't?

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Try setting them up in bridge mode and see what happen or maybe they are both on the same channel try changing the channel also
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Try setting them up in bridge mode and see what happen or maybe they are both on the same channel try changing the channel also

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This was the resolution to put an AP next to my office.
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This was the resolution to put an AP next to my office.

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I have two WLANs at my site. &nbsp;These are controlled by a Cisco WLC. &nbsp;I am able to connect to the one of the WLANS and access the internet with no problem, but with the other WLAN, I can only connect, but am unable to get to the internet. &nbsp;But if the Access Point is sitting in my office, I can connect and get internet access. This seems strange to me because the AP serves both WLANs. &nbsp; I have uninstalled and reinstalled my network adapters. &nbsp;I can ping both WLANs, but I can only connect to one of them and get internet access. &nbsp;This is happening to no one else. &nbsp;I figured it had something to do with my computer, but then I got another laptop put it in my office and it did the same thing. &nbsp;What could be causing this?
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I have two WLANs at my site.  These are controlled by a Cisco WLC.  I am able to connect to the one of the WLANS and access the internet with no problem, but with the other WLAN, I can only connect, but am unable to get to the internet.  But if the Access Point is sitting in my office, I can connect and get internet access. This seems strange to me because the AP serves both WLANs.   I have uninstalled and reinstalled my network adapters.  I can ping both WLANs, but I can only connect to one of them and get internet access.  This is happening to no one else.  I figured it had something to do with my computer, but then I got another laptop put it in my office and it did the same thing.  What could be causing this?

Unable to connect to the Internet through Wireless Router.

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