Hello,
I have a single internet connection with static IP going into a Cisco RV042G.
The RV042G is not running DHCP. It has a static address of 200.200.1.200.
I have a 2012R2 server running domain, DHCP, DNS etc. and everything is working just fine.
Now I am trying to setup a VLAN on RV042G LAN port #2 so that I can plug in a simple TP-LINK TL-WR720N wireless router and have a guest network. I would like this network to be segregated from the main network and would like the router to handle its own DHCP.
This is uncharted water for me as I have never done this kind of setup before. Previously I had a completely separate internet connection for the wireless router but that is no longer on the table.
I created VLAN2 in the RV042G on the "Port Management->Port Setup" page and plugged in the TP-LINK router into port number 2.
Since DHCP is not enabled on the RV042G, I know I need to set a static IP as the WAN source on the TP-LINK.
I tried entering the same static IP info that I used in the RV with no luck, and I tried entering the info of the RV as the static IP-200.200.1.200, Subnet 255.255.255.0, Gateway 200.200.1.200 and DNS 200.200.1.200.
Neither seem to work as I get a few sent/received packets but cant ping www.google.com etc.
So I started looking into further config of the RV042G.
On the RV "Firewall->Access Rule" page I created an access rule for range 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.254 for all traffic to any destination. (this is the default IP range of the wireless router).
That didnt seem to do anything.
Then on the RV "Setup->Network" page I checked off "Enable Multiple subnet" and saved. No dice.
Next on the same page I tried to defined the subnet as 192.168.0.1 and mask of 255.255.255.0.
That also didnt seem to do anything.
Wondering if anyone has some experience creating VLANs on the RV042G and if they have any advice on how I could get my intended config to work.
Notes: internet connection has a static IP
IP of RV042G is 200.200.1.200
IP of TP-LINK (plugged into port2 -VLAN2) is 192.168.0.1
If any further info is required for a meaningful suggestion to my problem just let me know.
Thanks
I have a single internet connection with static IP going into a Cisco RV042G.
The RV042G is not running DHCP. It has a static address of 200.200.1.200.
I have a 2012R2 server running domain, DHCP, DNS etc. and everything is working just fine.
Now I am trying to setup a VLAN on RV042G LAN port #2 so that I can plug in a simple TP-LINK TL-WR720N wireless router and have a guest network. I would like this network to be segregated from the main network and would like the router to handle its own DHCP.
This is uncharted water for me as I have never done this kind of setup before. Previously I had a completely separate internet connection for the wireless router but that is no longer on the table.
I created VLAN2 in the RV042G on the "Port Management->Port Setup" page and plugged in the TP-LINK router into port number 2.
Since DHCP is not enabled on the RV042G, I know I need to set a static IP as the WAN source on the TP-LINK.
I tried entering the same static IP info that I used in the RV with no luck, and I tried entering the info of the RV as the static IP-200.200.1.200, Subnet 255.255.255.0, Gateway 200.200.1.200 and DNS 200.200.1.200.
Neither seem to work as I get a few sent/received packets but cant ping www.google.com etc.
So I started looking into further config of the RV042G.
On the RV "Firewall->Access Rule" page I created an access rule for range 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.254 for all traffic to any destination. (this is the default IP range of the wireless router).
That didnt seem to do anything.
Then on the RV "Setup->Network" page I checked off "Enable Multiple subnet" and saved. No dice.
Next on the same page I tried to defined the subnet as 192.168.0.1 and mask of 255.255.255.0.
That also didnt seem to do anything.
Wondering if anyone has some experience creating VLANs on the RV042G and if they have any advice on how I could get my intended config to work.
Notes: internet connection has a static IP
IP of RV042G is 200.200.1.200
IP of TP-LINK (plugged into port2 -VLAN2) is 192.168.0.1
If any further info is required for a meaningful suggestion to my problem just let me know.
Thanks