BE-92U how to set up LAN ports into different VLAN?

[marsman]

I'm new to the Asus BE-92U. Is there a way to set up the LAN ports on the back into separate vlan? Now all LAN ports are on the main net. Thank you!

 

[jksmurf]

I'm new to the Asus BE-92U. Is there a way to set up the LAN ports on the back into separate vlan? Now all LAN ports are on the main net. Thank you!

Unfortunately I do not believe that model supports VLAN to the ethernet ports.

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[Poul Bak]

You have to set up VLAN id on the device(s) connected to that lan port. If the device doesn't support that, you are out of luck.
Here a device can be an access point.
You then create a guest network with that LAN id.

 

[jksmurf]

The cheapest way is to get a smart managed switch like Netgear GS308E or TP-Link eg TL-SG105E or TL-SG108E, attach it to one if your routers or nodes ports and configure the switch ports for the subnet you want, that match your Guest Network subnets.

There’s a long discussion that culminated in that here:

Switch capabilities of AiMesh Nodes?

A recent thread (a very interesting one) started me off thinking about how under-utilized nodes appear to be, for 3006 FW based nodes in particular. I am reasonably sure I know what the answer is, but bear with me while I muse and ramble and throw my toys out of the pram. I’m starting to look...

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There’s been some questions marks over the TP-Link Easy Smart potentially causing destabilizing issues of wireless clients, but the sample size is small. I just have to say it here in case.

IoT Devices falling off nodes (only) always requires reboot to fix

Ah ok thanks. I recall the cheap managed switches discussion. So yeah, it will be difficult to isolate as the sample size of those with my specific setup, so far is… maybe 2 or 3 including me. @visortgw has a working system, the difference his to mine appears to be primarily HW. @jksmurf: Some...

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