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Can one access point be used by two wireless networks?

We need two wireless networks in our facility, one as a bridged LAN for employee use and one as a hotspot for customers. Is this possible using one physical AP 55C or do we need two?

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0 SteveHart over 8 years ago

I can't seem to get this to work.

I can configure a bridge to the LAN (with no hotspot) that works perfectly.

I can configure a hotspot (with no bridge) that works. Clients have Internet access.

When I assign the same hotspot to both, the bridge works, but the clients connected to the hotspot can't get to the internet.
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0 SteveHart over 8 years ago

I can't seem to get this to work.

I can configure a bridge to the LAN (with no hotspot) that works perfectly.

I can configure a hotspot (with no bridge) that works. Clients have Internet access.

When I assign the same hotspot to both, the bridge works, but the clients connected to the hotspot can't get to the internet.
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0 SteveHart over 8 years ago in reply to SteveHart

Any thoughts on this?

I've verified the problem. As soon as I assign the hotspot to the bridged network (leaving it also assigned to the hotspot network), clients on the hotspot network lose their internet connection. As soon as I remove it from the bridged network, the hotspot network works.
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0 sachingurung over 8 years ago in reply to SteveHart

Hi,

Please post configuration screenshots and wireless.log file for further investigation.

Thanks

Sachin Gurung
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