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Guest Wifi behind RED 10 with Split Tunneling

ALTEMO
Hello,
I want to setup a  Guest Wifi behind RED 10 with Split Tunneling.

The whole Setup works perfect, except that issue that Split Tunneling doesn't work.

All Internet Traffic through my Guest SSID goes through the tunnel.

Is it possible to get that seperated so that the Internet Traffic stays on my remote site?
The RED has Split Tunneling enabled and for cabled connections the Split Tunneling works.

Thank you.

Dino


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    Dino,

    I think this can be done with a VLAN switch in the RED 10 location, but that a cheap, wireless router between the RED and the WAN connection would be the most cost-effective Guest solution if you want to provide full-speed.

    However, I wonder if the client really wants this...  There is that risk that the non-guests will try to take advantage of faster connections at lunch time and expose their laptops to an un-protected internet.

    Cheers - Bob
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    Dino,

    I think this can be done with a VLAN switch in the RED 10 location, but that a cheap, wireless router between the RED and the WAN connection would be the most cost-effective Guest solution if you want to provide full-speed.

    However, I wonder if the client really wants this...  There is that risk that the non-guests will try to take advantage of faster connections at lunch time and expose their laptops to an un-protected internet.

    Cheers - Bob
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