@Tedd404 I got it! I had exactly two VLANs - VLAN1 and VLAN2, where VLAN1 was the default/admin/secure network, and my IoT-devices I tried to connect to was on VLAN2. For some reason this is a no-no....

@Md-Ripon3 great questions. IoT-devices are less secure than my phone and/or computer, so these are put on VLAN2. If a hacker manages to get inside my network, I would like them to only access the...

I'm trying to get VLAN1 to talk to VLAN2, but it's not happening beside from pinging each other. More specific; On VLAN1 I have my home devices (desktops, laptops, smart phones, etc.), and on VLAN2 I...

I got something working in my end; I tried to get VLAN1 and VLAN2 to talk from -1 to -2. I went to Settings -> Services - mDNS, created a new rule with the following settings: Status: enabled...