Cisco Tech Talk: Configure a WLAN ACL on a CBW Access Point

Опубликовано: 27 Апрель 2026
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Keeping your guest Wi-Fi separate from your internal business resources is a critical step in maintaining network security. In this episode of Cisco Tech Talk, we demonstrate how to configure a Wireless Local Area Network (WLAN) Access Control List (ACL) on your Cisco Business Wireless (CBW) Primary Access Point.

We walk you through the process of creating specific rules to deny guest traffic to sensitive subnets while ensuring your guests still enjoy seamless internet access. Learn how to properly isolate your networks and manage traffic flow to keep your business operations secure and worry-free.

What You Will Learn in This Video:

-The importance of subnet isolation between your management interface and guest Wi-Fi.
-How to navigate to the "Security Settings" in the CBW web user interface to create new ACLs.
-The process for configuring IPv4 ACL rules, including defining source/destination subnets and choosing between "Deny" and "Permit" actions.
-Understanding the "implicit deny" rule and why an explicit "Permit" rule is necessary for allowed traffic.
-How to apply your configured ACL to a specific WLAN to enforce security policies.

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