Wireless

I have two fabrics managed by Mist. Server connects to DC fabric and AP connects to the campus fabric. After running tcpdump (see the screenshot below) on the server, I see the client & server both communicating over UDP port 67. I read somewhere ...

You should be able to create separate VLANs for each AP and have those VLANs connect to the physical ports on the firewall. If your firewall has multiple physical interfaces, you could have one firewall with more than one VLAN'd connection so you could ...

Is the 172.22.100.52 address you're receiving actually part of VLAN 1? I'm guessing you plugged the AP in first to a port that was set up as VLAN 1 and then you changed the port setting to a trunk with a different native VLAN so it initially received ...

Hey guys! I have some AP32 model APs and EX2300 switches. My "firewall" does not have the ability to create VLANs, but I can create virtual interfaces on it (similar to Linux usage). Today I have an IP 192.168.x.x in my DHCP (firewall) on one of the interfaces. ...

Hi, I created an organization site in Juniper Mist. Then I created a switch template and assigned it to EX2300-48p model switches. I have AP24 Access Points connected to EX2300 swithces. APs get the IP address from the block they should get it from ...

Since the APs that I need to continue talking with both bands so that these sensors can connect, I applied an override to that profile only. That way any AP that is assigned that profile will re-enable the 2.4Ghx band. That appears to have worked for ...

Hi John, I replied to your other thread regarding turning off 2.4 GHz radios from a template but leaving specific AP's 2.4 GHz radios on for IoT devices. I'll be back in the office on Monday and happy to discuss your options with you. ...