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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    BTW, Are you still on the 386.5 Beta or did you upgrade to the release version?
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    It looks like there are some traffic that is tagged coming into the router, but not sure what they are. rumi@KaziGT:/tmp/home/root# ifconfig br200 br200 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 04:D4:C4:D2:33:00 inet addr:192.168.200.1 Bcast:192.168.200.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 UP...
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    Below is the output of the iptables after the new firewall rules and reboot. /tmp/iptables.txt # Generated by iptables-save v1.4.15 on Sun Mar 6 19:03:09 2022 *raw :PREROUTING ACCEPT [28862:5482835] :OUTPUT ACCEPT [28993:20592444] COMMIT # Completed on Sun Mar 6 19:03:09 2022 # Generated by...
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    I checked to see if the VLAN module was loaded, the output of the command showed the following. Not sure what that means. lsmod | grep vlan bcmvlan 109163 0 rdpa_mw 29488 2 bcmvlan,rdpa_cmd I did configure the managed switch to use VLAN 802.1Q. Made sure it...
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    It does and I see traffic. My Unifi AP is setup with networks for VLAN ID 172 and 200. The devices on those networks doesn't get any IPs assigned by the Asus router. When I use the same setup with the Edgerouter X, the networks setup on the unifi AP get IPs assigned, so I know it should work.
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    Sure. Here's what mine looks like. interface=br200 dhcp-range=br200,192.168.200.100,192.168.200.250,255.255.255.0,86400s dhcp-option=br200,3,192.168.200.1 dhcp-option=br200,6,192.168.200.1 interface=br172 dhcp-range=br172,172.0.0.100,172.0.0.250,255.255.255.0,86400s...
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    I'm not sure why, but I still can't get the router to give VLAN 200 devices an IP address. I've added the rules you mentioned. Here are my firewall-start and nat-start scripts. Is your router a HND router with a Broadcom chip? # /jffs/scripts/firewall-start #!/bin/sh # Allow new incoming...
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    I tried this script but was unable to get the DHCP to assign IP addresses to the VLANs. I did add the addresses to the DNSMASQ.conf.add. Not sure what else I'm missing. Here are my outputs for the script: rumi@KaziGT:/tmp/home/root# brctl show bridge name bridge id STP...
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    Were you able to setup multiple tagged VLANs on one port?
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    Got it. Thanks for the clarification.
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    Thanks. I'll see if that topography will work for me. What APs are you using?
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    Are you using the built-in wifi or do you have external APs for your wireless clients? How are you separating the main LAN wireless clients from the IoT wireless clients? As I mentioned before, I'm using Unifi APs (3 of them) for all wireless clients and am separating them into different VLANs.
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    Thanks for posting that Mark. I did come across your post and the other one you referenced. My problem with that route is that it will mean I have to have APs for each group of users and the user base has both wired and wireless clients. I may rethink my topology to see if I can consolidate all...
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    I'm wondering if anyone has done a topology like this with the Asus Router and a managed switch. Would this work if the VLANs were on separate ports on the managed switch? The router ports would be isolated and assigned to separate bridges. I have a Netgear JGS516PE managed switch that I would...
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    Handling Tagged VLAN on a AC86U

    @PDinDetroit, I tried the AIMesh route with a AC68U but the performance and range was lacking. That's why I went with the Ubiquiti route. I may look into using three Unifi APs for the three networks, setup under three bridges and not use VLANs. Even though its such a waste of resources...
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