A native VLAN is always mapped to bridge group 1 by default. For other VLANs, the
bridge group number matches the VLAN number; for example, for VLAN 46, the bridge
group is 46.
Note
• Map the SSID to the radio interfaces and define the role of the radio interfaces.
In the following example, one SSID (WGBTEST) is used in both radios, and the SSID is the infrastructure
SSID mapped to NATIVE VLAN 51. All radio interfaces are mapped to bridge group -1.
WGB1#
config t
WGB1(config)#
interface Dot11Radio1.51
WGB1(config-subif)#
encapsulation dot1q 51 native
WGB1(config-subif)#
bridge-group 1
WGB1(config-subif)#
exit
WGB1(config)#
interface Dot11Radio0.51
WGB1(config-subif)#
encapsulation dot1q 51 native
WGB1(config-subif)#
bridge-group 1
WGB1(config-subif)#
exit
WGB1(config)#
dot11 ssid WGBTEST
WGB1(config-ssid)#
VLAN 51
WGB1(config-ssid)#
authentication open
WGB1(config-ssid)#
infrastructiure-ssid
WGB1(config-ssid)#
exit
WGB1(config)#
interface Dot11Radio1
WGB1(config-if)#
ssid WGBTEST
WGB1(config-if)#
station-role workgroup-bridge
WGB1(config-if)#
exit
WGB1(config)#
interface Dot11Radio0
WGB1(config-if)#
ssid WGBTEST
WGB1(config-if)#
station-role root
WGB1(config-if)#
exit
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