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WIFI + Bridged To Vlan + WPA2 PSK ?

n8xja
Maybe I'm going about this the wrong way however the lan has 2 vlans (voice and data). Tried to setup the wireless network used for a wireless ip phone with  WPA2 with PSK and Bridged to VLAN.  Upon hitting save, the UTM response that the combination is not compatible. I was unaware that you couldn't combine the two. 

Is there some limitation to in the protocol or is this a limitation just in the UTM?

Is there a work around other than changing authentication to WPA2 Enterprise?


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    Figured out how to configure it appropriately.

    So the wireless network was already configured to be bridged to eth0. When reconfiguring the Client Traffic drop down, from Bridge To AP LAN to Bridge to VLAN, it would fail with error listed earlier in the thread.  Changing the Client Traffic drop down to Separate Zone, saving, and then changing it to Bridge to VLAN worked. 

    I don't know why it required that work around, but I plan to validate this in my lab to double check the steps.
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    Figured out how to configure it appropriately.

    So the wireless network was already configured to be bridged to eth0. When reconfiguring the Client Traffic drop down, from Bridge To AP LAN to Bridge to VLAN, it would fail with error listed earlier in the thread.  Changing the Client Traffic drop down to Separate Zone, saving, and then changing it to Bridge to VLAN worked. 

    I don't know why it required that work around, but I plan to validate this in my lab to double check the steps.
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