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I have an internal use case for this!

FrankFiene
Maybe someone could help due to the fact that there is little information around:

I want to use the RED for an internal network as a guest network.

So i want to tunnel the Ethernet through the internal network to the firewall and from there into a special DMZ.

Is this possible? I've read about some kind of provisioning cloud, that's maybe a problem, right?

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Frank


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    Oh, i found these answers today, thx to ForumRunner!

    My use case was running before I posted it here, of course!

    We have two scenarios on our campus where VLANs and also the standard CISCO guest network setup didn't work so easy, so we decided to give RED a try!

    I've given access for the whole network to the provisioning system on the specific port, so I can do also changes!

    But thanks for your hints anyway!
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    Oh, i found these answers today, thx to ForumRunner!

    My use case was running before I posted it here, of course!

    We have two scenarios on our campus where VLANs and also the standard CISCO guest network setup didn't work so easy, so we decided to give RED a try!

    I've given access for the whole network to the provisioning system on the specific port, so I can do also changes!

    But thanks for your hints anyway!
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