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WLAN Printer with isolation possible?

ManuelKarl
Hello there,

we want to setup an guest wlan.
So we want to isolate the clients, that never ever anyone can see others in the guest-subnet.

Problem now: We cannot just add a wlan-capable printer for the guest-users, they cannot see/reach them.
Maybe a cable-connected version via own subnet/nic and doing a bridgeing?

And: When i want to connect the printer via wireless and i want to use the password of the day or voucher/ticket, how to alway allow the printer a connect to the ap? Just cannot input the code/key on the printer... where to put a exception for just this one ip/client/mac?


Thx in advance,

Manuel


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    Hi, you shouldn't need bridging unless the printer only works via broadcast protocols (which might not work with bridging anyways).

    I've got my printers in a DMZ and use static DHCP mapping with DNS entries, and firewall rules, to connect to them from any of the LANs.

    Barry
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    Hi, you shouldn't need bridging unless the printer only works via broadcast protocols (which might not work with bridging anyways).

    I've got my printers in a DMZ and use static DHCP mapping with DNS entries, and firewall rules, to connect to them from any of the LANs.

    Barry
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