Repeat step 8 with the appropriate network address for br2 and br3 IP address to 192.168.2.4 (or some other address outside the DHCP Scroll down under port setup, network configuration br1 and set the Repeat that concept for the next 2 VWAPs and VLANs. This would be Assignment 0 br1 interface wl0.1, and Assignment 1 br1 VWAP and the second assignment the first bridge to the VLAN4. Make the first assignment the first bridge to interface the first Go to setup>networking and under "assign to bridge" click add 6 You may need to refresh, revisit the page before you see the new bridges populate as options in the next step. Setup>networking and create a bridge for each SSID (br1, br2, br3)Īnd click save and apply each time. To create a bridge between your wireless interface and vlans go to I left the SSID's security mode disabled while testing. Now you can go to wireless>wireless security to setup desired security. Make the SSID your desired name, and everything else Disabled/Bridged and Go to wireless>basic settings and click "add" under the virtual You can change this to your preference later. Here we are going to create 3 VWAPs, since the wl0 and wl1 areīound to VLAN1/LAN. Scroll to the bottom of theĬolumn with port 3 and check the box for "tagged" and then check The following steps are for the ASUS modem.Ĭonnect to ASUS box via LAN port "1" and go to setup>VLANs and Want DHCP enabled on and set the DHCP range to start at. Go to services>dhcp server and enable DHCP for each interface you Repeat step 10 for the other 2 interfaces. This will ensure users on this network can't reach the Onto OPT1 and add a rule to block traffic to the other interfacesįrom OPT1. Go to firewall>rules and duplicate the default rules from the LAN Repeat steps 7 and 8 based for VLAN 5 and 6 with 192.168.3.0/24 and Set the IPv4 address configuration to 192.168.2.1/24 and click save. Includes VLAN4 in the dropdown, select it and click add.Ĭlick on the "interface name" for the first added interface, click enable interface and set "Network port" next to available network ports, find the label that Navigate to Interfaces>assign>Interface Assignments and under Set VLAN Tag to 4 and set your priority, description, click save. Wireless traffic from the ASUS modem to flow to. Changing it after confirming this works is straight forward.Ĭonnect to pfsense box via LAN port and go to Interfaces>assign>VLANs.Ĭlick "add" and assign the "Parent Interface" you want all the Note in this setup I'm leaving port1 on ASUS with default setup, and LAN on pfSense box with default setup for simplicity. Here is a summary of the steps I took to accomplish that with 3 SSIDs on isolated networks, IPv4 configuration using a 4 port pfSense box and a ASUS RT-AC66U with the latest version DD-WRT loaded.
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