Hi all, I was wondering does CISCO sell any standalone access-points that supports 802.1x assigned VLAN(s)? Basically I want to create one SSID (ie: GCORP) and have all users connect to that SSID for wireless connectivity. So if Joe connects to GCORP and he is part of Marketing he will get tagged with a VLAN ID 10 and if Jane from Sales connects she will get tagged with VLAN ID 20. I am trying to avoid multiple SSID's per VLAN is there any possible way to do this with a standalone access point? Thanks for the replies Cheers ... View more

Hi all, I have a question in regards to the 802.1Q intervlan feature on the WRVS4400N. My goal is to setup a test network with atleast 10 departmental VLAN(s). By reading the WRVS4400N's data sheet I know that it supports up to 4 VLAN(s). I decided to purchase a Linksys SRW224G4 since it can create more than 4 VLAN(s). With my previous Cisco experience I used to configure VLAN(s) on a Catalyst 2940 and trunk them to a Cisco 2501 series router by configuring trunk ports on the Catalyst and sub interfaces with 802.1q tagging on the routers. I was wondering if I could trunk 10 VLAN(s) from my SRW224G4 to my WRVS4400N? This is what I have tried to do so far On the SRW224G4 I configured 10 VLAN(s) and set port G1 as a trunk port to port 1 on my WRVS4400N. On my WRVS4400N I configured port 1 as a trunk port that accepts all frames. When I look at the LAN settings on my WRVS4400N it doesn't give me the option to configure gateways for my VLAN(s). Does this router only support 4 VLAN(s)? if it does is there another router I can look into that has the ability to support more than 4? I purchased the Linksys/Cisco small business series thinking that it can provide me with the basics to create a small network. I never thought the WRVS4400N would have a 4 VLAN limitation even when I trunk VLAN(s) from a switch. Thanks for the input guys Cheers ... View more