bjohnny42 Posted July 28, 2011 Posted July 28, 2011 I'm looking at installing a Ruckus Wireless solution onto an Cisco network infrastructure, can it link in with an existing Cisco VLan architecture? Or do we have to configure something funky for it? We currently have VLans for Server Printers Admin Curriculum So thinking of adding Guest Wireless Student Wireless Staff Wireless Would we be doing something with the Cisco End or Ruckus? Or a bit of both? Anyone out there with this experience? Cheers
featured_spectre Posted July 28, 2011 Posted July 28, 2011 as long as your VLANs are properly numbered and routed, you can set up the ruckus VLANs to use the same numbers (EG number 10 for Curriculum/Students, 20 for Staff/Admin) etc Does it make sense?
featured_spectre Posted July 28, 2011 Posted July 28, 2011 Allow me to expand on this Our servers are broken down as follows AdminServer - VLAN Route 10 CurriculumServer - VLAN Route 20 GuestServer (This just routes through a highly filtered proxy) - VLAN Route 30 Printers - VLAN Route 40 Ruckus is broken down as follows Staff - Ruckus VLAN Route 10 Student - Ruckus VLAN Route 20 Guest - Ruckus VLAN Route 30 From here students connect to student wireless and only have access to the student system. It routes perfectly fine provided it all matches up 1
bjohnny42 Posted July 29, 2011 Author Posted July 29, 2011 Yes that does make sense, so do you have cisco kit too as well as Ruckus?
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