VWLC and Guest Wired

Ciao,
we are going to test the Guest capabilities of the vWLC (version 7.4.121.0) with no anchor.
The WiFi Guest and authentication works well.
The Wired Guest seems to have problems:
- ip to client is assigned (ok)
- then no packets seems to leave the vWLC (no dns request exit the vWLC for example) nor the auth page comes up
For the last point I was on the ASA and no packets arrives.
On vWLC: ingress interface is the L2 vlan, while the egress interface is the L3 vlan (with ASA as gateway)
Any suggestion ?
Cheers,
L.

Restrictions for Configuring Wired Guest Access
Wired guest access interfaces must be tagged.
Wired guest access ports must be in the same Layer 2 network as the foreign controller.
Up to five wired guest access LANs can be configured on a controller. Also in a wired guest access LAN, multiple anchors are supported.
Layer 3 web authentication and web passthrough are supported for wired guest access clients. Layer 2 security is not supported.
Do not trunk a wired guest VLAN to multiple foreign controllers, as it might produce unpredictable results.

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Edited by: user12945979 on 2013-5-1 上午9:21
Edited by: user12945979 on 2013-5-3 上午5:10
Edited by: user12945979 on 2013-5-3 上午5:14

Thanks for your advice,
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fio -filename=/srv/test.out -direct=1 -rw=randrw -bs=4k -size=2g -numjobs=8 -runtime=60 -group_reporting -name=test
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randwrite(4k,60s)     write iops     2385          2114
               bw(k)          9542          8456
randread(4k,60s)     read iops     1455          838
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randrw(4k,60s)          read/write iops     791/794          569/565
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write(4k,60s)          write iops     14465          5114
               bw(k)          57864          20457
read(4k,60s)          read iops     48870          20985
               br           195483          83940
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