Changing SSID to VDOM only

You can change the wireless-controller VAP (for SSID configuration) from a global object to a VDOM object, simplifying tracking the object reference count. It also removes the vdom setting from VAP configuration. When multi‑vdom is enabled on a FortiGate, the wireless-controller VAP can be added, edited, or deleted only inside of a VDOM.

To create a VAP entry

• When vdom-mode is no-vdom:

  # config wireless-controller vap
  (vap) # edit new
      new entry 'new' added
  (new) # set ssid new
  (new) # set passphrase 12345678
  (new) # set vdom
      command parse error before 'vdom'
  (new) # end
  # show wireless-controller vap new
      config wireless-controller vap
          edit "new"
              set ssid "new"
              set passphrase ENC ******
          next
      end
  

• When vdom-mode is multi-vdom:
  • A VAP cannot be created in global:

    # config global
    (global) # config wireless-controller vap
    command parse error before 'vap'
    Command fail. Return code 1
    

  • A VAP can be created in a VDOM:

    # config vdom
    (vdom) # edit vdom2
        current vf=vdom2:1
    (vdom2) # config wireless-controller vap
    (vap) # edit new
        new entry 'new' added
    (new) # set ssid new
    (new) # set passphrase 12345678
    (new) # set vdom
        command parse error before 'vdom'
    (new) # end
    (vdom2) # sh wireless-controller vap new
        config wireless-controller vap
            edit "new"
                set ssid "new"
                set passphrase ENC ******
            next
        end

To check multi-vdom VAP entry authentication:

• When vdom-mode is multi-vdom, references to user-group and radius can be checked correctly when they are used by a VAP interface:
  • A VAP interface with security-mode set to WPA2-Enterprise and RADIUS authentication:

    (vdom2) # show wireless-controller vap new
        config wireless-controller vap
            edit "new"
                set ssid "new"
                set security wpa2-only-enterprise
                set auth radius
                set radius-server "peap"
            next 
        end
    (vdom2) # diagnose sys cmdb refcnt show user.radius.name peap
        entry used by table wireless-controller.vap:name 'new'

  • A VAP interface with security-mode set to WPA2-Enterprise and User-group authentication:

    (vdom2) # show wireless-controller vap new
        config wireless-controller vap
            edit "new"
                set ssid "new"
                set security wpa2-only-enterprise
                set auth usergroup
                set usergroup "group-radius"
            next
        end
    (vdom2) # diagnose sys cmdb refcnt show user.group.name group-radius
        entry used by child table usergroup:name 'group-radius' of table wireless-controller.vap:name 'new'