Vlans on access points

[digitaldoughnut]

I am upgrading my network to look like something in the image ive attached. However, will i be able to use the existing AP's ive circled to provide wifi access to users on the guest VLAN network as well as for users on the LAN? - assuming that the AP's are capable of VLAN's.

 

thanks

[Lurick]

If the APs can do VLANs then you need to figure out if the switch supports VLANs as well along with the ability to create SVIs (assuming an L3 capable switch) or if you have a router that can do dot1q sub-interfaces.

[digitaldoughnut]

8 minutes ago, Lurick said:

If the APs can do VLANs then you need to figure out if the switch supports VLANs as well along with the ability to create SVIs (assuming an L3 capable switch) or if you have a router that can do dot1q sub-interfaces.

so as long as the switch and ap's support SVI's and dot1q subinterfaces it can be done?

[Lurick]

15 minutes ago, digitaldoughnut said:

so as long as the switch and ap's support SVI's and dot1q subinterfaces it can be done?

Yah. The switch being able to do SVIs is easier but if not then so long as it can trunk and pass VLAN tags and the router can do dot1q sub-interfaces then you're good.

[digitaldoughnut]

5 minutes ago, Lurick said:

Yah. The switch being able to do SVIs is easier but if not then so long as it can trunk and pass VLAN tags and the router can do dot1q sub-interfaces then you're good.

alright cool.

 

Cheers

[beersykins]

Chea bro.  If your APs do tagging (the UBNT ones def do) then it's as simple as binding each SSID to a specific VLAN and just trunking the VLANs you want to the AP.

[digitaldoughnut]

8 minutes ago, beersykins said:

Chea bro.  If your APs do tagging (the UBNT ones def do) then it's as simple as binding each SSID to a specific VLAN and just trunking the VLANs you want to the AP.

perfect!

thanks