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I have a wireless network on a hotel property where guest access the internet via hotspots throughout the property. All of the corporate machines are also reside on the same physical network via hard wire links. What is the best way to completly separate the guest traffic from the rest of the network and make the corporate network inaccessible from guests?
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hey andrea, what's your status?
Well, there is no way I can post my diagram (with IP's) but I found this, it can give you some idea, just remember that the wireless device must be set up as a router translating between two subnets (private and public) or in other words NAT (Network Address Translation).
http://cttksystems.com/graphics/Wireless-Diagram.jpg
WAN Public IP ------ Private network 192.168.68.XXX-----Wireles
I don't know if this makes much sense to you, good luck any way.
AS.