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2 weeks ago
Thanks, I'll try that approach. Just one more question — if we place all the APs in a dedicated VLAN and use the subnet of that VLAN as the RADIUS client in NPS, can we still connect end-user devices (like laptops and phones) in the same subnet/VLAN? Will there be any impact or potential issues with this setup?
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2 weeks ago
Do you mean placing all the access points in a single VLAN and using the gateway IP address of that VLAN as the RADIUS client in NPS?
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2 weeks ago
Hi Team, I have multiple wireless access points connected to the network that obtain their IP addresses via DHCP. As a result, their IP addresses change periodically. I need to configure these APs as RADIUS clients in Windows NPS. However, since NPS requires an IP address or DNS name to identify RADIUS clients, using dynamic IPs directly is not feasible in this case. Could you please advise if there is a way to configure these APs as RADIUS clients using their MAC addresses, or is there any alternative method to handle this scenario without relying on static IPs? Looking forward to your guidance.
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3 weeks ago
Hi Alemabrahao, Thanks for the update, i have made the changes and it's working now.
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4 weeks ago
Hi Team, Previously i have created one SSID for the guest users of the company to provide internet access to them and it was restricted to access the internal network so that i have selected 'Yes' option in "Clients Blocked from using LAN". Now i have changed the SSID from guest user to internal user but i am unable to change the "Clients Blocked from using LAN" from Yes to No, kindly suggest how can i do the change so that the connected user of that SSID can access the internal network.
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