Bluesocket Setup using a Cisco trunked network.

I am setting up a blue socket 2100 for testing purposes. I have a
network of Cisco switches and routers using 802.1q trunking. We have a
vlan setup on the managed side of the bluesocket and have setup the
AP's but are not able to get ip addresses. I believe that this is due
to the trunking on the network but cannot find the exact issue. Any
help is appreciated.

Are all devices set to the same VLAN?

I've setup several networks similar to what you are trying to do. All the
devices must have matching VLAN parameters or it will fail. You'll probably
need multiple VLANs configured. Management, public, private etc. DHCP on
Public and Private and static IPs on the managed network.

Frank Keeney, Blog: http://www.unwiredadventures.com



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> I am setting up a blue socket 2100 for testing purposes. I have a
> network of Cisco switches and routers using 802.1q trunking. We have a
> vlan setup on the managed side of the bluesocket and have setup the
> AP's but are not able to get ip addresses. I believe that this is due
> to the trunking on the network but cannot find the exact issue. Any
> help is appreciated.
>

I hate to ask you this but can you be more specific? I am having
trouble with trunking in a layer 3 environment. The AP's don't even
see the bluesocket vlan that I made and thus, are not getting an ip
addresses. Thanks for your help.

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