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2x WPA2 Enterprise bridged networks not working

JaZZ
Hi,

i have a problem with the following setup.

3 wireless networks:
1. guest network -seperate zone (default)
2.  network 1 - bridged to ap 
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3.  network 2 - bridged to ap
With only the first two networks everything is working fine.
if i add the third network , you can not authenticate in network 2. or 3.

Authentication mode is WPA2 Enterprise, Astaro version is 7.510 .

Have anyone Wireless running with 2 bridged networks with wpa2 enterprise auth?

I have a ticket running since Nov. 2010, an no one at astaro can reproduce. I have two astaros running an both have the same issue.

greetings


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    Yves, I'm not sure I understand, so let me try to describe the,situation in my own words...

    In two different locations, you have an Astaro with Astaro Wireless Access Points.  These Astaros are not joined with a VPN, or, if they are connected, there is no overlap between any of the subnets or the overlapping subnets are not included in the tunnel.

    When you have one separate wireless guest network and one network bridged to 'Internal (Network)', everything works perfectly.

    If that's correct so far, I think you can't have two wireless networks bridged to 'Internal (Network)'.  What is driving the need for having a second non-guest network?

    Cheers - Bob
     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Hi, 

    Thank you for your answer.

    What is driving the need for having a second non-guest network?

    We have a merger between two company's. These company's work together, users traveling around, because of than you have two diffrent SSID's.

    Can you tell me why you think its not possible to have two bridged SSID's?
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson
    Hi, 

    Thank you for your answer.

    What is driving the need for having a second non-guest network?

    We have a merger between two company's. These company's work together, users traveling around, because of than you have two diffrent SSID's.

    Can you tell me why you think its not possible to have two bridged SSID's?
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