Guys,
I need to setup a separate network and I'm not quite sure the best route to go. I'm running out of IP addresses due to the extra devices that have come with additional users so I need to split the IP's for the LAN / WIFI but still allow visibility.
Our setup goes like this...
We have a Meraki MX80 router that deals all of the traffic - DHCP server hands out the addresses. We're setup on 10.0.0.x for the internal and VPN gets a 172.x (which is handled on the Meraki side) - I know that Meraki can manage the wireless network, however we no longer use the Meraki AP's and I opted for a few Ubiquiti AC-PRO's.
What I want to do is setup a separate subnet for ONLY the WiFi, however - I need to also split that network as it has a MAIN and GUEST access -
I need the MAIN to get a 10.10.x.x and have visibility to the 10.x
- then I want the GUEST to get a 192.168.x and NOT have visibility into the 10.x
Is it possible to set this up with the equipment I have?
I need to setup a separate network and I'm not quite sure the best route to go. I'm running out of IP addresses due to the extra devices that have come with additional users so I need to split the IP's for the LAN / WIFI but still allow visibility.
Our setup goes like this...
We have a Meraki MX80 router that deals all of the traffic - DHCP server hands out the addresses. We're setup on 10.0.0.x for the internal and VPN gets a 172.x (which is handled on the Meraki side) - I know that Meraki can manage the wireless network, however we no longer use the Meraki AP's and I opted for a few Ubiquiti AC-PRO's.
What I want to do is setup a separate subnet for ONLY the WiFi, however - I need to also split that network as it has a MAIN and GUEST access -
I need the MAIN to get a 10.10.x.x and have visibility to the 10.x
- then I want the GUEST to get a 192.168.x and NOT have visibility into the 10.x
Is it possible to set this up with the equipment I have?
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