@SoulRaven of course you can have both on a cisco switch. try and simplify it a bit, try and turn off management vlan on access point, set deafult vlan to vlan1 with these commands switchport trunk...

@SoulRaven Disable vlan on ssid with vlan 1 it dont work.

KJK wrote @SoulRaven The trunk configuration looks fine, but I’m not sure how you have configured the AP. What’s the IP address of the AP? Is it from the subnet of VLAN 1 or VLAN 100? If your native...

@SoulRaven Ok,what happen when you add this switchport trunk native vlan 1 this do a trunk port native. if you connect a computer it should get ip from vlan1

@SoulRaven you can use both try add this in port config switchport access vlan 1

@SoulRaven ok, yes, I don't quite know where it stops, I've done some tests here now, it's not a cisco switch but an access point direct in the router. created a managed vlan 100, and vlan 1 and 14....