RV320 two wan and wifi

[astromdavid]

Hi,

just buy a RV320 and I have both wan configured to failover.

Wan1 has fix ip and Wan2 has dynamic ip.

I would like to know if i can configure one router to provide WIFI. I tried to create a VLAN in Cisco and isolate wifi but does not work. The router is in bridge mode.

I hope someone can guide me to solve this problem.

thank you very much

pd: sorry for my english but is not my mother tongue....

[mpyhala]

David,

What are you using for a wireless access point?

Can you post a screenshot of the VLAN settings?

What do you mean by "The router is in bridge mode."?

- Marty

[astromdavid]

Hi Marty,

thank you for your answer.

This my configuration:

default Vlan: 172.16.0.1

Vlan2: 192.168.2.1

WAN1: 217.172.x.x

WAN2: dinamic ip PPPoE

The switch is connected to port Lan 1 and an old router to port Lan 2 to provide wifi on an isolated network.

The router has not a special configuration, ip: 192.168.2.2, wifi, dhcp with default gateway 192.168.2.1

i can connect to wifi but i can not ping to 192.168.2.1

any help would be appreciated

[mpyhala]

David,

It looks like VLAN is not enabled, Check the box at the top of the screen under VLAN Membership.

- Marty

[astromdavid]

Hi Marty,

you are right, i forgot to enable VLAN... i did it but not solved the problem.

i can not ping and access to internet...

thank you for your help.

[mpyhala]

David,

LAN 2 where the "old router" is connected should be VLAN 1000 Untagged, unless the old router understands VLAN tagging and is also configured for VLAN 1000 Tagged.

- Marty

[astromdavid]

i tried it several times but i always get the same error

thank you

[mpyhala]

David,

Select and edit VLAN 1 and 1000 at the same time. Change VLAN 1 on port 2 to Excluded or Tagged, then VLAN 1000 to Untagged. Save the settings.

- Marty

[astromdavid]

thank you Marty but still doesn't work. It is strange...

[mpyhala]

David,

What brand/model is the old router that is being used as an access point?

How is it configured?

- Marty

[astromdavid]

is a very very basic router from Movistar (Spain), model: RTA01N (don't know brand...)

and it isn't configured for WAN, LAN is 192.168.2.2 and WIFI is 192.168.2.10-50 dg: 192.168.2.1, no firewall, no bridge, no nat, no vlan...

thank you Marty

[mpyhala]

David,

Routers are connected LAN-to-LAN?

If you connect a PC to another LAN port on the RTA01N, can you get an IP and reach the internet?

If not, try to plug a PC into port 2 of the RV320 and see if you get a VLAN 1000 IP and can reach the internet. This will tell us if the problem is with the RV320 or other router.

- Marty

[astromdavid]

Yes, the stupid router has only one lan port so i can not connect a pc to the router

but, when i connect the pc into port 2 of the RV320 i can ping and surfer so, the problem is the router???

thank you very much for your help but now the office is closing and i have to leave out.

if you have some tips, tomorrow i will try it.

[mpyhala]

David,

It looks like there is some issue with the configuration of the wireless router. You may have to use the WAN port of that router connected to LAN 2 on the RV320. This would create a Double-NAT scenario but should not be an issue for a guest network since you will not be port forwarding to it. The RV320 can still be configured with VLAN 1000 to keep the wireless users off the corporate network.

- Marty

[astromdavid]

i tried it some days ago but didn't work.

i think the problem is the router so if you have some idea... if not, don't worry, you helped me a lot of.

what do you think, if i buy an AP, could the AP connect to LAN2 and provide wifi for custumers??

thank you again.