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AP and multiple SSIDs

zenith · 2004-04-17 12:50:47

Hi, Anybody know any kit available over the counter that supports multiple SSIDs? I'd like to put in a WLAN at work, but would want to keep workie people properly authenticated - probably with a hardware token, if anybody can suggest one that isn't as absurdly expensive as securID - and hand out different details to…

17-04-2004 1:50pm

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zenith

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Hi,

Anybody know any kit available over the counter that supports multiple SSIDs? I'd like to put in a WLAN at work, but would want to keep workie people properly authenticated - probably with a hardware token, if anybody can suggest one that isn't as absurdly expensive as securID - and hand out different details to visitors so they can check their email.

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#2 21-04-2004 4:28pm

iano

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Something like the Proxim AP4000 will allow up to 16 separate networks, each with its own SSID and security settings per radio. Each can be assigned to a VLAN and isolated from the rest of your network traffic using VLAN-enabled switches.

So for example, you could have:
VLAN 1 with SSID "Public" with no authentication for web browsing (hotspot)
VLAN 3 with SSID "Staff" using WPA and Radius/SecureID
VLAN 4 with SSID "Consultants" using WEP with access to some internal resources
all running simultaneously.

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