By default, if you do not specify the VLAN in each SSID, the native VLAN will be used, that is, the untagged VLAN.
I'm not sure that I understand your answer.
I want the to set the Native VLAN on the port to be VLAN 1 - so untagged traffic will use VLAN 1 (e.g., wired interfaces that connect through that port). But it does not work - so I'm trying to understand why...
Thanks
Make sure you have configured the trunk port between connections correctly.
It would help a lot if you shared a screenshot of the settings.
As requested.
I had wanted to make the Native VLAN for port 2 (the port the MR is connected to) = VLAN 1 - but when I do that - things cease working.
Can you show a screenshot of the configuration?
Oops - I thought I had. Attached now:
Have you checked that you are not tagging a specific VLAN for the AP?
When you say things do not work - do you means clients connected to an SSID on the MR36H can no longer pass traffic, or something else?
Previously associated clients stop passing traffic. And the AP "disappears" / stops advertising the ssids.
After changing the port setting on the MX - try giving the MR36H a power cycle.
I suspect this might be as simple as the client having an IP address from the one VLAN.
OK - I'll try that - thanks