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I recently swapped out my old Wifi Setup for: RBRE960 v.6.0.3.85_3.1.15
I recently swapped out my old Wifi Setup for: RBRE960 v.6.0.3.85_3.1.15. I have the hub in AP mode with a static IP wired into a Pfsense FW with the WAN Internet and a port going to a core switch fo...
Almost embarrassed what the issue was. So I *thought* had an internal DNS server and a public DNS assigned in the web GUI. For the clients DNS was assigned via DHCP. I have had the internal DNS server down as I have been redoing the home lab. For some reason only the internal DNS server was configured. This would explain the Hub complaining of not having Internet and the DHCP WiFi working fine. The guest was getting just internal and since it is isolated, it was hard to determine the root cause.
Thank you for the suggestions.
I would check your firewall or switch to be sure to allow guest networking traffic to be passed thru. I believe the guest network IP address subnet is different from 192.168.1.#, I think it's 192.168.2.#
Almost embarrassed what the issue was. So I *thought* had an internal DNS server and a public DNS assigned in the web GUI. For the clients DNS was assigned via DHCP. I have had the internal DNS server down as I have been redoing the home lab. For some reason only the internal DNS server was configured. This would explain the Hub complaining of not having Internet and the DHCP WiFi working fine. The guest was getting just internal and since it is isolated, it was hard to determine the root cause.
Thank you for the suggestions.