I recently purchased the 60Ghz wireless wire kit, which is supposedly set up out of the box to do just that. Well, I'm deploying between two switches for an out building on our property, and need VLANs passed as well.
I have HPE/ Aruba switches on both ends. On the switch ports on both ends, I untagged my management VLAN and tagged the rest of the VLANs I wish to pass. Based on my understanding, I don't need to configure any VLANs on either AP from the kit. Am I wrong about this?
The reason I'm requesting help is that devices seem to be unhappy about DHCP on the remote side of the link. Some search results say that VLANs are required on the APs, but I can't find a clear way instruction set with my kit in mind, and I keep locking myself out after I enable VLAN filtering on the bridge interfaces.
I'm losing my mind here, so any help you all could give would be greatly appreciated!
Unless you are in a very specific edge case/particular setup, you should have no such problem.
As delivered the two devices should behave EXACTLY as a wire (hence wireless wire), they should transport to the other side what you feed one side, and viceversa a sort of "dumb switch", see:
What do you mean "unhappy" about DHCP?
Devices on the other side are running a DHCP client but they do not get data from the DHCP server running "this" side?
This sounds remarkably similar to my problem, with Aruba access points and DHCP on an untagged non-native VLAN.. (I think that was the setup the guys went for!.. They bought the company and were replacing some kit, but my Wireless Wire and Brocade switches stayed for now).