The cnPilot e410 is connected to a router.
The router’s DHCP server assigns IP addresses to clients on VLAN1 wifi.
I created VLAN2 wifi with DHCP server and subnet on the cnPilot e410.
VLAN1 subnet 192.168.1.0/24, VLAN2 subnet 192.168.2.0/24.
From VLAN2 I can ping the VLAN1 subnet devices, I can also block it with ACL if I want.
However, from VLAN1 I cannot ping any devices in VLAN2.
I have tried both ACL and route rules, but I can’t.
What am I doing wrong?
router → cnpilot e410 VLAN1 I set it DHCP and assign WLAN1 + VLAN2 static IP with DHCP by access point assign to WLAN2, communication works only from VLAN2 to VLAN1, from VLAN1 to VLAN2 not working.
method 2:
router → cnpilot e410 VLAN1 I set it static IP with DHCP and assign to WLAN1 + VLAN2 static IP with DHCP and assign to WLAN 2 by access point, communication works only from VLAN2 to VLAN1, from VLAN1 to VLAN2 not working.
method 3:
without router → cnpilot e410 VLAN1 I set it static IP with DHCP and assign WLAN1 + VLAN2 static IP with DHCP and assign to WLAN2 by access point, communication works both direction.
method 4:
router → cnpilot e410 VLAN1 I set it DHCP and not assign to WLAN1 + VLAN2 static IP with DHCP and assign to WLAN2 by access point, VLAN3 static IP with DHCP and assign to WLAN3 by access point, communication works every direction.
I think now technically VLAN1 is a management VLAN, yes I know the experts are shaking their heads because VLAN1 is not used for that purpose.
I still feel it’s a roundabout way of doing it, I haven’t found the right configuration yet.