@Penduko In CISCO switches, setting up VLANs is very simple. You just define ports as access ports to a VLAN or as trunks. That's not so simple in switches made by most of other companies. In...

@xRuby Although routers are not switches, their LAN side is actually a switch. There are really slim chances that there is something there that blocks the traffic. If the physical connections are...

@Arjay Adding APs to the network is a very good move for anybody who wants to improve his/her internal network. However, those APs just take over handling internal WiFi traffic. Your Internet router...

@mad_dad V What are the gateway IP address your laptops get? Did you try to ping the VLAN interfaces? Did you disable the WiFi while testing?

@BDKs Think about VLANs as virtual switches. Switches have ports, so do VLANs. You make a port part of a VLAN by marking it as Untagged or Tagged in that VLAN. However calling ports Untagged or...

@BDKs I'm not familiar with them, but I don't think so. There are very few Internet WiFi routers that can do that.