2 wireless lan controlers 1 guest webpage

hello every one
is it possible to have 2 wireless lan controller and 1 webpage.
but with no external of radius server.

Be sure to have enough license on DMZ WLC.
Internal WLC –FW1—DMZ WLC- FW2—Internet – OEAP600
FW1: UDP 16666, 67 bi-directional between WLCs, IP protocol 97 bi-directional between WLCs.
           Tcp 80/443, 22 to dmz WLC from internal
           Udp 69 to wcs from dmz wlc
           Udp 161 to dmz wlc from wcs
           Udp 1812, 1813 to cisco acs from dmz wlc
FW2: Allow UDP 5246, 5247 to DMZ WLC from Internet.

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Hope you are doing great!!
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hi jerrybong,
Thank you for Sharing this,
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