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Hotspot and voucher. What happen if you delete voucher? Nothing apparently...

MircoDemo

Hi to all!

Ok i'm sure i missing something but this is what really happened!
I configure a WiFi Network bridge to a VLAN with an Hotspot and voucher.
I connected to this wifi network with a voucher code and after some time i wanted to remove that device from my wireless connection. So i thinked to remove voucher...
Logical?
Maybe...
Nothing happened!
This device is connected and wireless connection is great :D
What I miss?
How can i reset voucher or connection?
Thanks a lot.

Mirco



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    How did you set this up? You say that the wifi network is bridged to a VLAN, that should mean that all traffic for the entire VLAN needs a voucher, since vouchers are for an entire subnet, not just for wireless clients.

    Can you show some screenshots of how you set this up?

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    apijnappels said:

    How did you set this up? You say that the wifi network is bridged to a VLAN, that should mean that all traffic for the entire VLAN needs a voucher, since vouchers are for an entire subnet, not just for wireless clients.

     

    I think this is not correct.

    You need a voucher code to connect a single device to a wireless network via AP and then you can route your traffic to a physical network tagged with the right VLAN ID.

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    apijnappels said:

    How did you set this up? You say that the wifi network is bridged to a VLAN, that should mean that all traffic for the entire VLAN needs a voucher, since vouchers are for an entire subnet, not just for wireless clients.

     

    I think this is not correct.

    You need a voucher code to connect a single device to a wireless network via AP and then you can route your traffic to a physical network tagged with the right VLAN ID.

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