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You can use a VLAN as per above, or, if you have several external IP addresses for your business internet, add another router and separate the traffic entirely.
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You can use a VLAN as per above, or, if you have several external IP addresses for your business internet, add another router and separate the traffic entirely.

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Looking at any WiFi controller Aruba Cisco etc <br />
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Requirement is for guest WiFi users to be set to a password that doesn’t change <br />
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Are there guest access ways of doing this on controllers so that users have no access to the main network <br />
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I was looking at static IPs or even a separate scope with 10 addresses (required for 5-10 VIPs) what’s best way to do this? (In general with modern WiFi controllers examples and 2012 Domain controller setup)
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Looking at any WiFi controller Aruba Cisco etc 

Requirement is for guest WiFi users to be set to a password that doesn’t change 

Are there guest access ways of doing this on controllers so that users have no access to the main network 

I was looking at static IPs or even a separate scope with 10 addresses (required for 5-10 VIPs) what’s best way to do this? (In general with modern WiFi controllers examples and 2012 Domain controller setup)

Set guest WiFi on network

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