Can Hotspot be configured on a Virtual AP interface?

Hotspot can indeed be configured on a Virtual AP interface, which allows for the creation of a Wireless LAN environment that can support different functionalities and settings compared to a basic interface. Virtual AP takes the physical interface and enables multiple wireless networks to be broadcasted from a single radio, facilitating the setup of different network configurations.

By configuring a Hotspot on a Virtual AP, network administrators can provide distinct access policies, user authentication, billing, and other services for users connecting to this specific virtual interface. This capability can be particularly useful in environments where multiple network segments are required, allowing for efficient resource utilization and management.

This configuration supports use cases such as segregating guest users from internal users or providing separate Hotspot services for different groups within a common physical infrastructure. Hence, leveraging Virtual AP interfaces for Hotspot setups enhances the flexibility and scalability of network deployment.