Netgear WNDAP350 Application Note: Deploy a ProSecure UTM in a Multi SSID Mult - Page 4

UTM10 Configuration, VLAN1, Corporate, VLAN 30, Port 1 - access point

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UTM10 Configuration Create a new VLAN Access the VLAN configuration via Network Config, LAN settings, LAN Setup. VLAN1 exists on the default configuration and all the ports are members of it. Change VLAN1 Profile name to Corporate by simply editing the VLAN profile. Click on Add... to create a new VLAN Repeat the same process for both VLAN 20 and VLAN 30 (for administration purposes each will have the profile name matching the respective SSID). Port 1 will be the only port member of each of the new VLANs as this is the port the Access Point will connect to. (If required enable DHCP with a scope of addresses within the same range as the VLAN IP address). Click on Apply. After creating each VLAN the User will be prompted with the VLAN Profiles summary NOTE: Although not relevant in this scenario, attention should be dedicated to the Default VLAN concept. Changing the Default VLAN for a Port will be equivalent to changing the PVID of the port on for example a Netgear switch 802.1q capable. A port member of multiple VLANs will be instead be the equivalent of setting an 802.1q trunk port, as long as the default VLAN is VLAN 1. Version 2.0

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UTM10 Configuration
Create a new VLAN
Access the VLAN configuration via
Network Config, LAN settings, LAN
Setup.
VLAN1
exists on the default
configuration and all the ports are
members of it.
Change
VLAN1
Profile name to
Corporate
by simply editing the VLAN
profile.
Click on Add… to create a new VLAN
Repeat the same process for both
VLAN
20
and
VLAN 30
(for administration
purposes each will have the profile name
matching the respective SSID).
Port 1
will be the only port member of
each of the new VLANs as this is the port
the Access Point will connect to.
(If required enable DHCP with a scope of
addresses within the same range as the
VLAN IP address).
Click on Apply.
After creating each VLAN the User will be
prompted with the VLAN Profiles
summary
NOTE: Although not relevant in this scenario, attention
should be dedicated to the Default VLAN concept.
Changing the Default VLAN for a Port will be equivalent to
changing the PVID of the port on for example a Netgear
switch 802.1q capable.
A port member of multiple VLANs will be instead be the
equivalent of setting an 802.1q trunk port, as long as the
default VLAN is VLAN 1.