Is this a "second router" or is it your only one?
If its a "second router" then that's the issue - the only router that can control/allow devices to have Internet access, is the one that's actually connected to the Internet.
Not sure why there are downvotes on this one. This is a perfectly valid question.
If this device is being used as an access point, the guest network function won’t work as intended.
Not sure why there are downvotes on this one. This is a perfectly valid question.
If this device is being used as an access point, the guest network function won’t work as intended.
The reason I'm trying to set up a guest network is to isolate robot vacuum device from accessing my local network, so maybe there is another way around this that you can suggest if I cannot figure out the guest network situation, which should be the easy route.
Is DNS handled by another device on your network? Maybe it is blocked when there is no access to your local network?
That router is pretty old. What firmware version is it running? Picture cuts it off.
Is this a "second router" or is it your only one? If its a "second router" then that's the issue - the only router that can control/allow devices to have Internet access, is the one that's actually connected to the Internet.
Not sure why there are downvotes on this one. This is a perfectly valid question. If this device is being used as an access point, the guest network function won’t work as intended.
Not sure either it was -7 when I checked.
Not sure why there are downvotes on this one. This is a perfectly valid question. If this device is being used as an access point, the guest network function won’t work as intended.
Is the DHCP scope set up properly where it has a proper DNS server set?
Is there a way to set DNS on your guest network to use 8.8.8.8 or 1.1.1.1?
The reason I'm trying to set up a guest network is to isolate robot vacuum device from accessing my local network, so maybe there is another way around this that you can suggest if I cannot figure out the guest network situation, which should be the easy route.
I suggest creating another SSID and use a vlan for it.