Separate IoT devices

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henryg

2019-12-29 18:06:20 - last edited 2019-12-31 10:26:14

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Separate IoT devices

2019-12-29 18:06:20 - last edited 2019-12-31 10:26:14

Model: Deco E4

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I want to separate my IoT device from my others devices, but it would be a PITA to move them if I have to individually re-register them to the new/guest network. Is there an easy way to move devices between the 2 networks?

It occurs to me that I could leave the IoT devices where they are and move the others, but even then I would want change the network name and hide it, which I suspect would make it necessary to re-register them or is this wrong?

Also, are there any differences between the main and guest networks in functionality?

Thanks.

Henry

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Kevin_Z

2019-12-31 02:48:39 - last edited 2019-12-31 10:26:14

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Re:Separate IoT devices -Solution

2019-12-31 02:48:39 - last edited 2019-12-31 10:26:14

@henryg

Hello, sorry to tell you that there is no easy way to move devices between the 2 networks; We need forget the current network and reconnect it to the new wifi; per you said, you can move other devices to the guest network; Meanwhile, there is no hide SSID option over guest network cause it is aimed to provide internet for guests.

There is no big difference between host network and guest network; both can access internet; while the guest network does not have hide SSID option; and some advanced features are not applied to guest network.

May it help.

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