Hello all,

 

I'm kinda noob on network subject, so I'm sorry in advance for any crazy thing that I may ask.

Also, this is a home project, so I have a small budget.

I'm trying to create this network at home and my goal here is to:

 

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Create 4 VLANS:

   * A secure network for my personal devices     -> 192.168.42.1/24     (vLAN id 1)

   * A guest network for my guests                        ->  192.168.10.1/24    (vLAN id 10)

   * A VPN network targeting on another country  ->  192.168.55.1/24    (vLAN id 55)

             (for streaming abroad purposes)             

   * A IoT network for my IoT devices                    ->  192.168.107.1/24  (vLAN id 107)

 

Associate 4 SSIDs foreach of the VLANS

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I started the journey buying a ER605 router and I've installed the Omada Controller Software on Ubuntu.

 

I've configured the 4 vLANs. As long as the default vLAN was already there (and I can't delete it) I've used it for the secure network (vLAN id 1).

The problem here is that I'm not able to remove the ports that are associated to this default vLAN. I've read that I'm not able to do it without an switch managed.

Then, even if I set the others vLANs to their correct port on the ER605, I always get the IP from vLAN 1 (192.168.42.XX).

 

With that being said, I'm wondering if I can:

  * stop using the Omada Controller Software

  * buy an access point (EAP225)

  * define my vLANs on the interface of the ER605 itself

  * bind the 4 SSIDs wireless of EAP225 on the vLANs created at the router

 

Thanks in advance for any kind of help!