Hi, My company has recently begun implementing wireless networks using Cisco equipment. Base on my reading, it looks like you should not use Spanning Tree Protocol with wireless access points, only with wireless bridges. I'm guessing that either (1) access points don't communicate with each other over the radio interface, so bridge loops are not possible or (2) the access points have some other method of loop prevention that is more appropriate to wireless networks. On my 1200 AP, the following is listed under the radio interface configuration: bridge-group 1 subscriber-loop-control What does this command do? Which do you think of my above assumptions is correct? Thanks in advance, Todd Blum