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Pas d'internet avec Wifi Guest sur AP WAX214
Bonjour,
Mon point d'accès Netgear est relié à un routeur via Ethernet POE et est configuré avec 2 SSID dont 1 en tant qu'invité sur un réseau LAN dans une TPE.
Je me connecte sans soucis sur le SSID "classique".
Par contre je me connecte au SSID invité mais celui-ci ne me donne pas accés à internet.
Pour informations, tests fonctionnels avec une livebox domestique.
Y'aurait-il un blocage DNS au niveau du routeur ou autre ?
Merci de votre retour
A little bit to thin information, how is your WAX214 connected to your LAN (keep in mind I don't know anything about the French livebox devices)?
Here in my LAN, the WAX214 is connected to the usual network (either by DHCP, or here for my test simplicity on a static IP):
Now, how is the guest network configured - with a [x] to be a Guest Network, making up an isolated IP subnet, just for the wireless guests, NATed many to one on the WAX214 LAN IP? In this example, I have set security to OWE, to allow anyone accessing this SSID and the guest network. Note this 192.168.200.1/24 network is known on the WAX214 only::
With this config, the wireless test client does get an IPv4 address assigned to this isolated 192.168.200.1/24 subnet, and it can reach the world (Internet) - just as I'm editing the post here currently:
Or do you have mapped the SSID without ticking the Guest Network, but mapped it to a VLAN, here the LAN basic VLAN 1?
Does this help?
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A little bit to thin information, how is your WAX214 connected to your LAN (keep in mind I don't know anything about the French livebox devices)?
Here in my LAN, the WAX214 is connected to the usual network (either by DHCP, or here for my test simplicity on a static IP):
Now, how is the guest network configured - with a [x] to be a Guest Network, making up an isolated IP subnet, just for the wireless guests, NATed many to one on the WAX214 LAN IP? In this example, I have set security to OWE, to allow anyone accessing this SSID and the guest network. Note this 192.168.200.1/24 network is known on the WAX214 only::
With this config, the wireless test client does get an IPv4 address assigned to this isolated 192.168.200.1/24 subnet, and it can reach the world (Internet) - just as I'm editing the post here currently:
Or do you have mapped the SSID without ticking the Guest Network, but mapped it to a VLAN, here the LAN basic VLAN 1?
Does this help?
Hi Schumaku
Thank you for your reply
I think I must change DNS address 192.168.1.1(router IP) to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 on WAX214
I will do it and tell
Regards
Packito
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