Sent this in an email to sonic support this am, and they suggested I post here instead:
Would greatly appreciate if anyone can offer any suggestions/solutions!!
Many thanks in advance--
We are a new customer with Sonic, and we’re generally quite pleased with the internet service after our first few days of subscription. However, there seems to be some issues with the router.
We were provided with a XyCEL P-663HN-61 router.
We have client isolation unselected on our main SSID, and the isolate client box checked on a guest/virtual access point SSID. However, we find that guests logged in are able to access printers and computers on the other (main) wireless LAN, and likewise clients on the main wireless LAN can access printers and computers on the guest wireless LAN. Not that it should matter, but both wireless LANs are each WPA2-PSK key protected with a different key. Selecting client isolation on the main wireless LAN does not block clients from connecting to each other, within or across the two wireless LANs. Rebooting routers and clients do not solve the issue either.
Can you help me? Obviously, we do not want clients logged in thru the guest access point to have access to our main wireless LAN.
Would greatly appreciate if anyone can offer any suggestions/solutions!!
Many thanks in advance--
We are a new customer with Sonic, and we’re generally quite pleased with the internet service after our first few days of subscription. However, there seems to be some issues with the router.
We were provided with a XyCEL P-663HN-61 router.
We have client isolation unselected on our main SSID, and the isolate client box checked on a guest/virtual access point SSID. However, we find that guests logged in are able to access printers and computers on the other (main) wireless LAN, and likewise clients on the main wireless LAN can access printers and computers on the guest wireless LAN. Not that it should matter, but both wireless LANs are each WPA2-PSK key protected with a different key. Selecting client isolation on the main wireless LAN does not block clients from connecting to each other, within or across the two wireless LANs. Rebooting routers and clients do not solve the issue either.
Can you help me? Obviously, we do not want clients logged in thru the guest access point to have access to our main wireless LAN.
