Interface Grouping & VLAN Issue in W8980
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Interface Grouping & VLAN Issue in W8980
Region : Australia
Model : TD-W8980
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP : TPG
I got this new ADSL dual band router a couple of days back and been tinkering around with it to setup VLAN \ Interface grouping using the user manual.
The reason I'm trying to do interface grouping and VLAN is to group my guest wifi at home (2.4ghz) in a separate IP Range 192.168.xx.xx range. And my home wireless devices in the 10.136.xx.xx range. Primarily because I wouldn't want guests to communicate with my home network devices.
So far I can create 2 groups in interface grouping. 'VLAN EXT and 'Int VLAN'; I can even assign different IP ranges under the LAN menu screen for each VLAN - Perfect.
However unfortunately to my requirement, devices on 192.168.xx.xx wifi Lan can still ping 10.136.xx.xx wifi Lan. This is a deal breaker as according to me different VLANs are not supposed to 'communicate' each other unless they are grouped together in an 'interface group' - in this router setting.
Any tips any one?
Cheers
G
Model : TD-W8980
Hardware Version : V1
Firmware Version :
ISP : TPG
I got this new ADSL dual band router a couple of days back and been tinkering around with it to setup VLAN \ Interface grouping using the user manual.
The reason I'm trying to do interface grouping and VLAN is to group my guest wifi at home (2.4ghz) in a separate IP Range 192.168.xx.xx range. And my home wireless devices in the 10.136.xx.xx range. Primarily because I wouldn't want guests to communicate with my home network devices.
So far I can create 2 groups in interface grouping. 'VLAN EXT and 'Int VLAN'; I can even assign different IP ranges under the LAN menu screen for each VLAN - Perfect.
However unfortunately to my requirement, devices on 192.168.xx.xx wifi Lan can still ping 10.136.xx.xx wifi Lan. This is a deal breaker as according to me different VLANs are not supposed to 'communicate' each other unless they are grouped together in an 'interface group' - in this router setting.
Any tips any one?
Cheers
G