TL-SG105E v3 VLAN Setup Questions for Relative Noob
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TL-SG105E v3 VLAN Setup Questions for Relative Noob
Here is a brief rundown of my setup.
Cable Internet Modem-->Asus RT-AC68U (for DHCP server, wireless networks turned off)-->TL-SG105E (currently running MTU VLAN)
TL-SG105E Port 1-->2nd Asus RT-AC68U for wireless router on my personal home network
TL-SG105E Port 2-->Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-AC-PRO Access Point for internet access for two separate tenants at the rear of house
TL-SG105E Port 5-->Internet connection from the RT-AC68U DHCP Server
The UniFi UAP-AC-PRO runs a primary wireless network (rdwAP) which has been allowing connections no problem, and the first Asus router is serving up IPs to connected devices no problem. The UniFi UAP-AC-PRO does not have its own DHCP server.
Currently the two tenants share the rdwAP network. However, I want to give each of them their own secure network with their own passwords. They need to be able to connect to other devices on their own network (like wifi printers) while being unable to access the other tenant's network, so a guest configuration won't work for this.
As such, I have set up two additional networks on the UniFI UAP-AC-PRO with SSIDs rdwAP229 and rdwAP235. rdwAP229 is tagged for VLAN ID of 229, and rdwAP235 is tagged for VLAN ID of 235.
So after this is set up the SSIDs of rdwAP229 and rdwAP235 are being broadcast and I can connect to them without issue. However, no IPs are being served, which I assume is due to the VLAN IDs and the current setup of the MTU VLAN being insufficient to handle them. Without an IP, the devices are unable to connect to the internet.
So....I assume that I need to disable the current MTU VLAN configuration and do something with the tagged VLAN IDs of 229 and 235 (going through Port 2) while still keeping my personal network (Port 1, no VLAN ID) enabled and separate from the Port 2 traffic. I am just at a loss as to how to go about this.
If someone would please give me some instructions on how to accomplish this it would be greatly appreciated. I've experimented with settings on the 802.1Q and PVID pages, but haven't been able to get things to work and I really don't know what I'm doing.
Thanks in advance for any and all help. It is greatly appreciated.
Cable Internet Modem-->Asus RT-AC68U (for DHCP server, wireless networks turned off)-->TL-SG105E (currently running MTU VLAN)
TL-SG105E Port 1-->2nd Asus RT-AC68U for wireless router on my personal home network
TL-SG105E Port 2-->Ubiquiti UniFi UAP-AC-PRO Access Point for internet access for two separate tenants at the rear of house
TL-SG105E Port 5-->Internet connection from the RT-AC68U DHCP Server
The UniFi UAP-AC-PRO runs a primary wireless network (rdwAP) which has been allowing connections no problem, and the first Asus router is serving up IPs to connected devices no problem. The UniFi UAP-AC-PRO does not have its own DHCP server.
Currently the two tenants share the rdwAP network. However, I want to give each of them their own secure network with their own passwords. They need to be able to connect to other devices on their own network (like wifi printers) while being unable to access the other tenant's network, so a guest configuration won't work for this.
As such, I have set up two additional networks on the UniFI UAP-AC-PRO with SSIDs rdwAP229 and rdwAP235. rdwAP229 is tagged for VLAN ID of 229, and rdwAP235 is tagged for VLAN ID of 235.
So after this is set up the SSIDs of rdwAP229 and rdwAP235 are being broadcast and I can connect to them without issue. However, no IPs are being served, which I assume is due to the VLAN IDs and the current setup of the MTU VLAN being insufficient to handle them. Without an IP, the devices are unable to connect to the internet.
So....I assume that I need to disable the current MTU VLAN configuration and do something with the tagged VLAN IDs of 229 and 235 (going through Port 2) while still keeping my personal network (Port 1, no VLAN ID) enabled and separate from the Port 2 traffic. I am just at a loss as to how to go about this.
If someone would please give me some instructions on how to accomplish this it would be greatly appreciated. I've experimented with settings on the 802.1Q and PVID pages, but haven't been able to get things to work and I really don't know what I'm doing.
Thanks in advance for any and all help. It is greatly appreciated.