My client cannot communicate(e.g. ping) each other connected to the
cisco AP...

What's the command to allow it?

thanks.

On 3 Nov 2005 20:02:50 -0800, "Joe" <louisjam@gmail.com> wrote:

~ My client cannot communicate(e.g. ping) each other connected to the
~ cisco AP...
~ 
~ What's the command to allow it?
~ 
~ thanks.

It's allowed by default.

Joe schrieb:

> My client cannot communicate(e.g. ping) each other connected to the
> cisco AP...

Usually used a simple security measure in public WLAN environments or 
when WLAN stations should be restricted to communicate with Ethernet 
connected hosts only.

on CLI:
conf t
int Dot11 0
no bridge-group 1 port-protected
exit
exit

Through Browser:
on the Interfaces -> Dot11Radio0 -> Settings
Disable "Public Secure Packet Forwarding"

This setting disables bridging on the same interface, so station A 
cannot communicate with station B. If A and B are associated to 
different radios (different APs) they will communicate, because both APs 
will bridge from Radio0 to Ethernet or vice versa.

-- 
Uli