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The Unifi USG is the Gateway and connected via Port1 to the Netgear Switch Port 24
The Netgear Switch is connected via Port 23 to a Unifi 8 Port Switch
The Unifi 8 Port Switch is connected to a Unifi WAP
This setup works fine, as long as the WAP just has one SSID and there aren't any VLANs.
With Unifi I can configure the WAP to broadcast two SSIDs:
Office (Default VLAN1)
Guest (VLAN8)
The Netgear switch should just forward the VLAN8 packages from the Unifi Switch to the Unifi USG, i.e., forward VLAN8 between Port24 and Port 23.
If I just use the factory settings of the Netgear Switch, it doesn't forward the VLAN8 traffic.
Note, I'm not an expert with VLANs!
So what I tried to do on the Netgear side (see also attached Screenshots):
Enable Advanced 802.1Q VLAN Configuration
Add VLAN 8
Set VLAN1 Membership Port1-Port22=U, Port23=T, Port24=T
Set VLAN8 Membership Port1-Port22=Not selected, Port23=T, Port24=T
PVID settings are by default all set to 1
Check Membership of VLAN8
As soon as I apply these settings, the devices on the Ports 1 to 22 can not access the USG on Port24. Also the VLAN8 is not forwarded. Only after I set VLAN1 on Port24 to U, at least the Office Lan works again.
