Can you encrypt RRM packets (so that WLC IP address is exposed to all)

Question

Hi Guys,
As RRM packets include the WLC controllers IP address in the payload of the packet (can decode the hex). Is there a way to encryp this so that my freindly wireless neighbors do NOT see the address of my WLCs as explained in this document for OTAP?
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6366/products_tech_note09186a008093d74a.shtml
And in this document http://www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk722/tk809/technologies_tech_note09186a008072c759.shtml
APs periodically send out Neighbor Messages, sharing information about themselves, their controllers, and their RF Group Name. These neighbor messages can then be authenticated by other APs sharing the same RF Group Name.
Would MFP help in this situation?????
Many thx
Ken

Answer 1

Thanks Jerome,
We have disabled OTAP as we dont need the feature, but we cant disable RRM otherwise DCA and TPC would not work in the case of an AP failure to correct coverage holes.
So the fact that RRM discloses information like Controller IP addresses and RF group names to the public domain is still (I feel) a bit of a non essential risk?
Could the RRM neighbor packets either not include such information, (would probably have to include the RF group name, but why the controller IP address) or encrypt these packets with the MFP MIC?
I am going to test the Infrastructure MFP this weekend and then perform another RF packet capture to see if the RRM packets between established APs are able to be captured and readable, but if you or anyone else have a definite anwser to MFP encrypting RRM packets that would be good mate :))
All the best and thx for the response my freind :)
Ken