Need advice from the experts on the forums here.
So far I've had a pretty simple home network:
cable modem UTM unmanaged switch EAP600 AP, other wired devices (e.g. Synology, etc.)
I've bought a manged switch (Cisco SG200-26) and would like to setup 2 VLANs: (1) internal home network; (2) guest network to be accessible through guest SSID on my WiFi AP with station separation.
Pretty self-explanatory: internal network will basically remain as it is today, I'm just adding a guest VLAN that will have access to internet only (maybe through transparent proxy or not, haven't decided yet). I would also like to throttle the traffic across the guest VLAN (should I do it on the UTM or the switch?).
How would I go about moving from my current 2 physical interfaces (WAN, internal) on the UTM to 1 physical for the WAN and 2 internal logical interfaces of VLANs? Can someone maybe help with a basic step by step process that will yield the least downtime? Screenshots would be great, but not required, I can follow just bullet points.
I understand conceptually how to do this, but would love to hear any best practices (e.g. setup switch first or UTM? does it matter?, etc.).
Thanks!
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