Hi @knightmare 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

Just based on what you showed me, ASUS router, I don't know if they support SSID VLAN. So, I assume they don't. So, the last picture is untagged with PVID.

For the reason why they are configured like this, you may search on Google or our FAQ:

Get to understand VLAN and how it works.

VLAN trunk.

FAQ:

Hi @knightmare 

Thanks for posting in our business forum.

knightmare wrote

  @Clive_A 

I did exactly what you labeled above but and rebooted all devices but it still didnt work.  I think you are right that these ASUS AP's that I have do not support SSID VLANs.

 

What is weird though, is I did at ONE point throughout my many reckless configuration changes, have the ER8411 shelling out 192. addresses but I don't remember exactly what I did.

 

I appreciate you taking the time to help me out, this reflects what a great community this really is!

If you set them to be tagged, you have to make sure ASUS routers support SSID VLAN when in AP mode. If they are in router mode, then there is no point in making the VLAN. As it is a NAT and a DHCP server.

It would be best if you fact-checked this with ASUS support.

Hi @knightmare 
Thanks for posting in our business forum.

knightmare wrote

  @Clive_A Looks like the ASUS AP's will use SSID VLANS when plugged directly into the ER8411

If they use SSID VLAN which means they support 802.1Q VLAN you can use a tagged port for ASUS devices in AP mode.