APs Behind NAT Limitation
The APs in the same NAT can only belong to
the same SZ cluster. You cannot redirect APs in the same NAT to different SZ clusters.
The following example explains the behind NAT limitation:
A set of APs, AP1 and AP2 are in NAT1.
There are two clusters: SZ1 and SZ2
In this scenario, AP1 and AP2 must belong to either SZ1 or SZ2. That is, you cannot redirect AP1 to SZ1 and AP2 to SZ2. If you redirect APs in the same NAT to different SZ clusters, RND may dispatch the APs to an incorrect SZ cluster.