RequirementsAuthenticationCore
(Northbound)
Access
(Southbound)
Access Network Q-in-Q VLAN Tags
RADIUS Client Options
You need to configure:
User Traffic Profile - forwarding profile
is required
Hotspot (WISPr)
Open
BridgeQ-in-Q L2
Core Network VLAN Options
Access Network Q-in-Q VLAN Tags
Adding a 3rd Party AP Zone
The controller connects to 3rd party AP zones the same way as it does to Ruckus Wireless AP
zones.
Follow these steps to add a 3rd Party AP zone service.
1. Go to Configuration > 3rd Party AP Zones.
This section displays the details of 3rd Party AP Zones servers that have been configured on
the controller.
2. Click Create New.
3. In Name, type a name for the 3rd party AP zone that you are creating.
4. In Description, type a brief description of the service that you are creating.
This is an optional field.
5. In Access Network, select either QinQ Layer 2 (default) or L2oGRE.
6. In Core Network, select either Bridge or TTG+PDG (default).
7. In Authentication Service Type, select either Open (default) or Hotspot (WISPr).
8. In Access Network Traffic Profile, there should be at least one network traffic profile should
be specified for each 3rd Party AP Zone.
When a new 3rd party AP zone is created, the default network traffic profile specified for the
zone is SCG Factory Default network. This is in case the administrator has not specified any
other profile.
9. In User Traffic Profile, there should be at least one user traffic profile specified for each 3rd
party AP zone.
10. In Core Network VLAN Options, configure the following options:
• If the core network is Bridge and the access network is Q-in-Q Layer 2:
• Select the Enable the Core Network VLAN Type.
• Set Core Network VLAN Mapping Type to Strip Access S-VLAN, preserve Access
V-LAN.
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Working with 3rd Party AP Zones
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