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Separate VLANs over WiFi

CClasen
I'm wondering if what I'm trying to do is possible.  I have it set up as it is in the diagram with the exception of the DHCP servers currently being configured on the UTM.

The only issue I'm having is that I get no IP address when connecting to the Guest WiFi network.  I guessing that this is because the AP only lets me configure one VLAN for it, so the requests are coming in on the wrong interface?  How can I make it so that the two SSID's give out different network scopes, while one is bridged to a VLAN?


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    apijnappels,
    Thank you for the reply!
    Interesting! I didn't think of having "Bridge to AP LAN" after connecting the AP in that same VLAN because the documentation doesn't explain how the AP works. It sounds like the "access mode" in a switch.  However, since you said "probably" I plan to play around with different SSIDs in a couple of weeks.
    Thank you,
    Martin
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    apijnappels,
    Thank you for the reply!
    Interesting! I didn't think of having "Bridge to AP LAN" after connecting the AP in that same VLAN because the documentation doesn't explain how the AP works. It sounds like the "access mode" in a switch.  However, since you said "probably" I plan to play around with different SSIDs in a couple of weeks.
    Thank you,
    Martin
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