VLAN Rv160W

[Len Levin]

I have a customer that I just updated their edge router to a RV160W.  Not a big customer.  The RV160W is providing all of the functions for th business.

A security camera company installed cameras and a recording device.  The location has multiple buildings without connectivity between the builds.  He used Ubiquity access points to bridge the main wireless network between the buildings.

I want to isolate the camera system from the rest of the network.  My plan is to setup another VLAN and assign it to a specific LAN port on the RV160W.  I would also like to have the 2nd VLAN to have it's own DHCP range.  This will allow the cameras to have their own SSID.

I have very little experience doing this kind of set up.

Any suggestions of best practices would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

Len

[Sujoy Paria]

Hi,

You may refer the link https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/smb/routers/cisco-rv-series-small-business-routers/Configuring_VLAN_Settings_on_the_RV160_and_RV260.html

[blauro]

I tried to configure a second VLAN, in my RV 160 like is shown in the article in the attached link. I have not had much success. I must say that I am at a loss. one vlan is used for service, the second vlan is used for static NAT and i just rtied to add a third vlan for RAS access. I can not ping or access a divice that is attached to the third vlan. help!