ā04-29-2020 10:03 AM - edited ā04-30-2020 11:14 AM
Hello,
I have this old RVS4000 router set up at home with two VLANs and a WAP and for some reason, one Sengled smart lights hub connected to VLAN2 over WiFi manages to receive an IP from VLAN1 (the ĆƦ hostname in the attached photos). Inter VLAN routing is disabled and I have no other routes specified. How does a client connected on VLAN2 get an IP from the VLAN1 DHCP? What am I missing?
/ VLAN1 - DMZed RaspberryPI
RVS4000
\ VLAN2 - WAP - Sengled Hub
- Home Network
PS (Yes, I know the RVS4000 router is now obsolete but I'm stuck with it for a while after my WiFi router died on me. I was using it as a gigabyte switch.)
ā04-29-2020 10:29 AM
Not sure about the issue, which IP you got wrong here, i do not see issue here (may be i have overlooked)
ā04-29-2020 01:52 PM
The ĆƦ hostname that appears in the first photo with the 192.168.2.117 (VLAN1) is actually connected to the 192.168.5.0/24 subnet (VLAN2).
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