Correct... Peer-to-peer blocking prevents wireless client to client
communication within a controller domain. It¹s all or nothing, not per
protocol, since the feature targets service provider hot-spots. It¹s the
analogue of Publicly Secure Packet Forwarding (PSPF) in Cisco autonomous IOS
APs.
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Look into using VACLs on your 6K supervisor to filter traffic between WiSM
controllers.
- Jake
On 1/17/07 4:23 PM, "Anthony Croome" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Generator Microsoft Word 11 (filtered medium) Thanks guys. That is a big '
> doh' for me. I hope Cisco can speed up the roadmap and
I'm fairly certain that, in this context, "Peer-to-peer blocking" refers
to preventing wireless
clients from seeing each other through the controller (at all), and not to
any specific
protocols or applications that those clients might be trying to run to
Internet destinations.
David Gillett
Generator Microsoft Word 11 (filtered medium) Thanks guys. That is a big ' doh'
for me. I hope Cisco can speed up the roadmap and fix the issue between
controllers, or a workaround such as a filter. No wonder it worked in the
testing phase when I only had one controller.
Ant
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>From what I understand the P2P blocking to be, is actually Peer-2-Peer
blocking. What that means is that when you have two wireless client
connected to the same controller they will not be able to talk to each other
(ie. Windows file sharing). If the clients are on two different controllers
the
I am also curious about P2P blocking. Does the WiSM also block Bittorent
traffic to the Internet?
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Not having WiSM I'm curious, is the P2P blocking based on some Flow
Setup Throttling technology?
Mike Ruiz
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You wouldn¹t happen to be looking at clients connected across the controller
boundaries would you? In other words, say AP1 is connected to WiSM
controller A and AP2 is connected to WiSM controller B. Peer-to-peer
blocking works on a per controlle
Generator Microsoft Word 11 (filtered medium) Hi
Has anyone out there had problems with peer to peer blocking on the WISMs WLAN
controllers?
I originally enabled it on the two controllers, and I thought it worked. But
now it doesn' t seem to be working as I can happily scan away and see other
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