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BTW, Are you still on the 386.5 Beta or did you upgrade to the release version?

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...

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...

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...

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.

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...

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...

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...

Were you able to setup multiple tagged VLANs on one port?

Got it. Thanks for the clarification.

Thanks. I'll see if that topography will work for me. What APs are you using?

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.

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...

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...

@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...