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Auto-Anchor mobility, also known as Foreign Mapping, allows you to configure users that are on different foreign controllers from different physical location to obtain IP addresses from a subnet or group of subnets based on their physical location.
| Step 1 |
Choose WLANs. The WLANs page appears listing the available WLANs. |
| Step 2 |
Click the blue drop-down arrow for the desired WLAN and choose Foreign-Maps. The foreign mappings page is displayed. This page also lists the MAC addresses of the foreign controllers that are in the mobility group and interfaces/interface groups. |
| Step 3 |
Choose the desired foreign controller MAC and the interface or interface group to which it must be mapped and click Add Mapping. |
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