Im running a L2 bridged Hotspot network at a site. Its a small site with 23 holiday lodges. Each lodge has an SXT outside, feeding an RB751 internally. Theres an APPLE TV also connected to the RB751.
The SXT is connected in Station-wds mode to one of 3 access points using a connection list.
I need to be able to drop traffic at the edge of lodge (IE, on the SXT) to stop network discovery working, but can’t seem to get this working.
All the APS are set to NOT default forward, but a quick scan shows all devices on the network.
I realise if this were a wired network I would be pretty much out of luck, but was hoping that as Im using the SXT’s I could intercept and drop traffic via the bridge filters.
There’s a pesky Apple TV in each lodge, connected to an RB751 in the lodge. Idea is that a holiday maker connects to the RB751 and can send stuff to the Apple TV to watch on the main TV.
Problem is , its showing all Apple TVs on the network so im trying to block the apple TV discovey etc from passing over the wireless bridge.
I need a central hotspot controller, which handles client connection, lawful intercept etc, and has radius mac authentication to allow the Apple TVs and Smart TVs though. I was led to believe I need a L2 network for the hotspot service to work.