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Example AP Boot over Layer 2 Network

Figure 12 shows an example of the boot process for an AP access point connected through a Layer 2 network. WSS1, WSS2, and WSS3 each have a Distributed AP configuration for the AP.

Figure 12. AP Booting over Layer 2 Network

 

 

WSS2

4

 

System IP address

 

 

10.10.40.4

 

 

active APs = 34

 

 

 

 

 

DAP 1

 

serial_id 0322199999

 

model AP2330

 

 

bias = low

WSS1

System IP address

10.10.10.4

active APs = 49

Layer 2

Router

DAP 1

serial_id 0322199999

model AP2330

bias = high

5

serial_id 0322199999

model AP2330

2

Layer 2

1

3

Router

Layer 2

DHCP Server

WSS3

System IP address

10.10.50.4 active APs = 62

DAP 1

serial_id 0322199999

model AP2330

bias = high

1The AP sends a DHCP Discover message from the AP’s port 1.

2DHCP server receives the Discover message (through a relay agent) and replies with a DHCP Offer message containing IP address for the AP, the gateway IP address for the AP’s IP subnet, the DNS server address, and the domain name. AP then sends a DHCP Request message to the server and receives an Ack from the server.

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