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How to disconnect wireless user

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Is there a way from the web interface to kill someone's wireless connection or does it have to be done via SSH?


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    I haven't heard this complaint before, but I'm not sure what you mean by the wrong IP.  Do you mean they get an IP from an SSID that they can't/shouldn't access?

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    Basically there are 3 SSIDs.  Two of them are Bridged to VLAN.

    SSID1 = Bridged to VLAN40 (10.40.1.0/24)
    SSID2 = Bridged to VLAN41 (10.41.1.0/24)

    Someone connected to SSID2 has a 10.40.1.x address.  Looking at the IPv4 Lease Table there are two entries for the MAC address one for the 10.40 and one for the 10.41.

    Doesn't seem like there is an easy way to clear the DHCP table so I just changed the lease time to just a few hours instead of the default.
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    Basically there are 3 SSIDs.  Two of them are Bridged to VLAN.

    SSID1 = Bridged to VLAN40 (10.40.1.0/24)
    SSID2 = Bridged to VLAN41 (10.41.1.0/24)

    Someone connected to SSID2 has a 10.40.1.x address.  Looking at the IPv4 Lease Table there are two entries for the MAC address one for the 10.40 and one for the 10.41.

    Doesn't seem like there is an easy way to clear the DHCP table so I just changed the lease time to just a few hours instead of the default.
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