Tunnel mode in WLAN?

[Long_Tran]

Hi all,
I have a topology of WLAN system.

- In X460, I configure:
+ VLAN 10 and 50
+ Gateway: 172.16.10.254/24 and 172.16.50.254/24; Inter-vlan routing.
+ DHCP server for VLAN 10, 50 and enable dhcp on port 1 and 2
+ Access vlan 50 on port 2
+ Access vlan 50 and trunk vlan 10 in port 1

- In RFS 4010, I configure:
+ Profile RFS4010: VLAN 10, 50. Access vlan 50 and trunk vlan 10 on port GE1
+ Profile AP-7522: VLAN 10, 50. Access vlan 50 on GE1
+ WLAN: Test_vlan10 (vlan 10) and Test_vlan50 (vlan 50). 2 WLAN were configured in mode Tunnel

Problem:
+ If PC connect WLAN: Test_vlan50 --> PC was offered IP from DHCP server (X460) with IP: 172.16.50.x/24
+ If PC connect WLAN: Test_vlan10 --> PC was not offered IP from DHCP server (X460).

--> Help me to solve this problem.
Thanks.

[Timo1]

Right, if a VLAN is available, it'll be use. Tunnel mode for WLAN doesn't mean "always" tunnel traffic to RFS.

MINT is like a routing protocol and search for the best path. Local vlan is better as tunnel.

[Shay_Weir]

Try adding an "IP helper" on the vlan10 interface to point to the gateway. Also add trunk vlan 10 on port 2 to allow it to pass through to the RFS.