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GS108E Guest Network VLAN
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GS108E Guest Network VLAN
Hello NETGEAR Com!!
I would like to isolate my Guest Network (currently residing on the NETGEAR CAX30 WiFi Router/Modem combo) on the NETGEAR GS108E Swicth. I'm currently using the Guest Network for my security camers. I don't need them to stay there, but I do want them on a sepearte Network, able to communicate with eachother, but not the rest of the Network. How can I get them on a seperate VLAN on the GS108E Switch?
My NETGEAR CAX30 WiFi Router/Modem combo is currently connected to Port 1of the GS108E Switch with the following configuration- all of which can be chamged.
Any assistance would be greatly appriciated.
Cheers!
A-
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Re: GS108E Guest Network VLAN
Here again, like on all common consumer Netgear routers: What is advertised as a guest network in the marketing blush, becomes a little bit more clear when looking e.g. into the Nighthawk AX6 AX2700 WiFI Cable Modem Router User Manual does designate it like
"Set up a guest WiFi network
A guest network allows visitors to use the Internet without using your WiFi security
password or with a different WiFi password. By default, the guest WiFi network is
disabled. You can enable and configure the guest WiFi network for each WiFi band."
The point is "guest WiFi network" - to my knowledge, all these devices don't have a real wired isolated guest network, neither on a dedicated port, nor on a VLAN.
So there is nothing these web configured or smart or managed switches can do in this context, at least not without adding e.g. an additional router.
-Kurt