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Cisco ASA Question

Hi there,

I have an ASA running the internal network out one interface (let's call it int1 on network 1) and a wless guest out of another (let's call it int2 on network 2). So far so good, each segments connects to its own switch and things are properly routed to the web. I'd like however to have the APs broadcast the internal network and guest ssids (out of the same ap). reading the ap documentation i see the options to create the virtual ap and associate it with another vlan (network 2 in this case) My question is this: I can trunk the ports to the AP for both vlans but do I need to do anything on the ASA int1 as it's configured as network 1 and the guest clients will be going to network 2?

thanks.
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Are both networks (internal users and guests) spanned to same switch on different vlans?
Or what is connected to the different ASA interfaces?
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hello everyone, sorry about the delay. I was unavailable.

to answer the questions:
it's a ASA 5516, v. 9.6(2)3
I'm running each network out different ints on the ASA, so each int connects to a separate switch for each segment.

On the switch side we're running the Cisco SMB models (SG200) so it's gui configuration via web browser.

I just uploaded a quick network drawing of what i have and what i intend to do.

thanks again for your help.
desired-network-.tiff
current-network.tiff