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SG125w WPA Password always incorrect

I have an SG125W. I am trying to setup the wireless.

I went into Global Settings and allowed the internal interface.

I created the wireless network under "Wireless Networks" and enabled WPA2 Personal and set "Bridge AP to Lan".

Under "Access Points" localwifi0 has the wireless networks checked off.

Then when I activate the wireless networks, the SSID's show up, but the WPA2-PSK AES key never works, it always says it is incorrect.

So I plugged in an AP15, disabled the wireless networks on LocalWifi0 and enabled them on the AP15, and everything worked. Same SSID, same passwords.

What am I missing here?

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0 BAlfson over 9 years ago

If How to configure the UTM SG-W series internal wireless card with Bridge-to-LAN doesn't work, try Workaround: How to bridge Internal and 1x5w wireless .

Please let us know if the approach used in the KnowledgeBase article was successful.

Cheers - Bob

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0 BAlfson over 9 years ago

If How to configure the UTM SG-W series internal wireless card with Bridge-to-LAN doesn't work, try Workaround: How to bridge Internal and 1x5w wireless .

Please let us know if the approach used in the KnowledgeBase article was successful.

Cheers - Bob

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0 awesomo over 9 years ago in reply to BAlfson

If How to configure the UTM SG-W series internal wireless card with Bridge-to-LAN doesn't work, try Workaround: How to bridge Internal and 1x5w wireless .

Please let us know if the approach used in the KnowledgeBase article was successful.

Cheers - Bob

I am running UTM 9.313.
I used the knowledge base article you linked initially and that is what was resulted in the "bad password" problem. After reading through the work around, I decided to setup wireless users on a different subnet and that seems to have fixed it.

Very weird that you can't bridge the internal AP to the lan but can bridge external AP's. It just seems like such a trivial feature that it should work.
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0 twister5800 over 8 years ago in reply to BAlfson

Thought this was fixed in 9.4, so this "workaround" was supressed - but no! :-)

Still works fine with the bridging though - but how to do with seperate zone and w-models? - Create an interface on one of the avail. eth's and do a bridge there also, leaving wifi to bridge to ap lan?

Happy weekend :-)

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