@Pluffer For VLANs to work, you will need to have a router (gateway) to manage the VLANs (DHCP services, etc.) and provide the proper routing, especially in your case where you are using Easy Smart...

@Pluffer Is your modem/router VLAN capable? That question needs to be answered first before looking at your tagging configuration.

@Tim_Tang I use WireGuard here instead of OpenVPN but your post made me curious. I briefly looked at the following online guides but I did not see any mention of having to do port forwarding. One...

@Vincent-TP One would think that a factory reset would erase everything in the memory. Not knowing what a Forced Provision does as compared to a factory reset, I was really surprised that it fixed...

@Vincent-TP The support team recommended that I do a Force Provision in the controller for the router. That fixed the issue with the wrong IP address being used for the remote logging server.

@coveiro In looking at your screenshots, all your clients are receiving an IP address from your Guest network which has a VLAN ID of 1. Normally VLAN 1 is the default network and is untagged on the...