Network Engineer

amigan_99

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I am testing a &nbsp;Meraki for spoke site VPN. Most of these sites are very small - 10 - 20 people. <br />
Does it help anything to have a separate WiFi vlan/subnet apart from the wired vlan/subnet?<br />
With one /24 they'll have more than enough addresses. <br />
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Thoughts appreciated.
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I am testing a  Meraki for spoke site VPN. Most of these sites are very small - 10 - 20 people. 
Does it help anything to have a separate WiFi vlan/subnet apart from the wired vlan/subnet?
With one /24 they'll have more than enough addresses. 

Thoughts appreciated.

WiFi LAN To Separate or Not to Separate

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Wireless Networking

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Networking

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