Hi Barry, > What I want to do is prevent mobile devices like > blackberries,iphone/ipad etc from even being able to connect to the > wireless access point. I don't want them sitting in the registration or > the guest vlans. I can move them to the isolation vlan, but I would > just prefer that they just aren't allowed to connect.... > Is that even possible? Yes. Create a violation for those devices, and as the target vlan, use for example customVlan5. In your switches.conf, put -1 in the customVlan5 and you should be all set.
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