Tom Skowyrski

EE Topic Advisor, Independent Technology Professional

Brian B

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We have Cisco Meraki MR33, Draytek 2862 router, Netgear GS724T switch and Netgear FS728TP POE switch. <br />
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We need the following:<br />
* 1 SSID for customers (wifi only plus internet access)<br />
* 1 SSID for EPOS (wifi only plus internet access)<br />
* 1 LAN for PDQ machine (lan only plus internet access)<br />
* 1 SSID and 1 LAN for business (wifi and lan plus internet access, wifi and lan must be able to talk)<br />
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How do we make sure that SSIDs and lans do not have access to each other based on the above?<br />
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Cisco Merakis are connected to the POE FS728TP. LAN devices are connected to GS724T. PDQ is connected directly to the router. <br />
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Thank you in advance
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We have Cisco Meraki MR33, Draytek 2862 router, Netgear GS724T switch and Netgear FS728TP POE switch. 

We need the following:
* 1 SSID for customers (wifi only plus internet access)
* 1 SSID for EPOS (wifi only plus internet access)
* 1 LAN for PDQ machine (lan only plus internet access)
* 1 SSID and 1 LAN for business (wifi and lan plus internet access, wifi and lan must be able to talk)

How do we make sure that SSIDs and lans do not have access to each other based on the above?

Cisco Merakis are connected to the POE FS728TP. LAN devices are connected to GS724T. PDQ is connected directly to the router. 

Thank you in advance

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