Match each Cisco Wireless LAN Controller (WLC) interface to its primary functional role and operational requirement.
- Service Port InterfaceProvides isolated out-of-band management access using an independent routing table, separate from data distribution ports.
- Management InterfaceActs as the primary in-band Layer 3 interface for CAPWAP management tunnels, inter-controller communications, and administrative access.
- Virtual InterfaceSupports non-routable Layer 3 operations including guest web authentication redirection, DHCP relay assistance, and mobility anchor messaging.
- Dynamic InterfaceBinds specific Wireless LANs (WLANs) to backend 802.1Q VLANs for wireless client payload traffic forwarding.
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Service Port Interface matches with providing isolated out-of-band management access using an independent routing table; Management Interface matches with serving as the primary in-band Layer 3 interface for CAPWAP management tunnels and administration; Virtual Interface matches with supporting non-routable Layer 3 operations such as web authentication redirection and DHCP relay; Dynamic Interface matches with binding specific Wireless LANs to backend 802.1Q VLANs.
Each WLC interface has a distinct architectural purpose: the Service Port provides dedicated out-of-band administration with its own routing table; the Management Interface manages in-band CAPWAP tunnels and controller management; the Virtual Interface handles non-routable client redirection and DHCP relay; and Dynamic Interfaces map SSIDs to backend wired VLANs.
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Cisco WLC Logical and Physical Interface Architecture