Luisleo wrote

hi i need help with the balancer, to be able to handle two vlan.
I have three wan and to the exit a wifi network with ap that supports 4 different networks, with being able to separate two would be enough.
One of them with a bandwidth limit.

Sorry for the language I am using translator

Thank you

Hi Luisleo:

    Do you wnat configure VLAN setting for WAN port of Router?

    Did you configured  multi SSID in your AP？

    I guess your topology like this:

    AP------WAN Port-----ER6120----LAN port----different PCs

    You only need to confirm the data from AP to WAN port is Tagged or untagged, which VLAN that the ports of AP belongs to

As I understand, you have 3 WANs and 1 LAN with configured four 802.1q VLANs tags, connected to AP with 4 SSIDs. 

You can't configure Load Balance based on VLAN/SSID. If your SSIDs have different ip-ranges, then you can configure your Load Balance based on IP-addresses. 

TPTHZ wrote

Hi Luisleo:

   

    Do you wnat configure VLAN setting for WAN port of Router?

    Did you configured  multi SSID in your AP？

    I guess your topology like this:

    AP------WAN Port-----ER6120----LAN port----different PCs

   

    You only need to confirm the data from AP to WAN port is Tagged or untagged, which VLAN that the ports of AP belongs to

 

Hi, If I have configured 4 ssid in the AP
The topology is: - 3 wan --- ER5120 --- Lan port --- switch - AP

Mitya wrote

As I understand, you have 3 WANs and 1 LAN with configured four 802.1q VLANs tags, connected to AP with 4 SSIDs. 

You can't configure Load Balance based on VLAN/SSID. If your SSIDs have different ip-ranges, then you can configure your Load Balance based on IP-addresses. 

I tried to configure by IP creating groups but the 5120 apparently does not allow me to use IP ranges and at this moment they are more than 300 ip per dhcp and clients vary every day