RLDP is an active approach, which is used when rogue AP has no authentication (Open Authentication) configured. I have been lazy and just pointing at urls, but, hey, an answer is an answer. Many thx indeed, for all the kind help so far :))Ī lot of good questions, some of which may require the use of a sniffer to answer. Is this the only containment method that Cisco Support?Īnd, any other info/documentation that anyone may have on this? Is there any legal ramifications of doing this, ie, can you be prosecuted? What is the frequency of packets that get sent to the neighboring APs clients?ĭoes it send these frames to a broadcast or unicast MAC?ĭoes it send these frames to other neighbor rougue APs or just clients? This to me actually seems like we are performing a DOS on another neighbors WLAN?Ĭan anyone confirm what it actually does in detail?ĭoes it send deauth messages to a "neighbors APs clients" dis-authenticating it from the "neighbors AP", thus causes the client to lose his own connection to his legitimate AP, or does it send de-auths that say, just dont come near my AP (on my network) ?
It says it sends deauth and deassoc frames to clients of rougue access points. I have read the part of the WLC config guide about rogue containment, but what does it actually do?
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