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AP Behind A Router

n8xja
I didn't see this in another post but forgive me if its a dup. 

I would like to use an AP that is on a network that is connected to the "inside" network via a router. The network behind the router, has its own dhcp server.

Forgive the ascii art:

internet
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ASG/UTM
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Trusted internal network
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cisco router
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Trusted internal network 2
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AP30

How does the AP30 find the ASG/UTM to retrieve its configuration?


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    Bob - hey man, thanks for the response. This isn't a question of routing, the network is working just fine. Sorry for not being more clear. When I plug in the AP on network2, it is going to get its IP, subnet, gateway, dns, from the dhcp server. But I don't know how the AP figures out where to find the ASG on network1 for its configuration.  That's the bit of magic I'm asking about.
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    Bob - hey man, thanks for the response. This isn't a question of routing, the network is working just fine. Sorry for not being more clear. When I plug in the AP on network2, it is going to get its IP, subnet, gateway, dns, from the dhcp server. But I don't know how the AP figures out where to find the ASG on network1 for its configuration.  That's the bit of magic I'm asking about.
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