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Guest WiFi with Cisco EPC3925 - Install separate AP?

JohnCleary · 2015-04-10 06:54:36

Hi all, I have a Cisco EPC3925. From what I can see, there's no guest WiFi. I want to have a WiFi connection totally separate to the work LAN/network. Is it possible to install a separate WiFi AP, but have it on a different subnet so there's no possibility of being able to communicate with the LAN?

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#32 30-04-2015 5:50pm

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JohnCleary wrote: »

Pretty sure I did all of that, but i'll test it with the other one next week.

Curious as to them setting the hotspot on ether2 as opposed to wlan1 - was this for testing purposes? I'm guessing it's wlan1 i'd be setting the hotpot on?

The default config will have a default bridge configured, both ether2 and wlan1 will be interfaces on this bridge so any of the three, but go with the default bridge

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