Here's the setup:
Cisco RV325 router with a WAP371 access point behind it.
The WAP371 is broadcasting 4 SSID's on it's 5 GHz radio
Company 1
Company 1 Guest
Company 2
Company 2 Guest
and 1 hidden SSID on it's 2.4 GHz radio for devices that aren't capable of connecting to the 5 GHz one.
Company 1 Legacy
I have setup VLANs on the RV325 as
1 Default (InterVLAN Routing: Disabled Device Management: Enabled, All Ports: Untagged)
3 Company 1 Guest (InterVLAN Routing: Disabled Device Management: Enabled, All Ports: Untagged)
4 Voice for future IP phones (InterVLAN Routing: Disabled Device Management: Enabled, All Ports: Untagged)
6 Company 2 (InterVLAN Routing: Disabled Device Management: Enabled, All Ports: Untagged)
7 Company 2 Guest (InterVLAN Routing: Disabled Device Management: Enabled, All Ports: Untagged)
The networks are tagged on the WAP371 as
Company 1 (VLAN ID: 1)
Company 1 Guest (VLAN ID: 3)
Company 2 (VLAN ID: 6)
Company 2 Guest (VLAN ID: 7)
Company 1 Legacy (VLAN ID: 1)
We have a printer connected to Company 1 Legacy
So anyone connected to Company 1 SSID can access the printer, but those connected to the others cannot.
What exactly do I need to do to make the printer accessible from all the VLAN's but still not allow devices on Company 2 SSID to see shared devices like computers on Company 1 SSID?
Thanks in advance.
