Hello, I have the following problem. I have the old Capsman system with several APs. They broadcast 2 SSIDs per access point. One SSID1 is to one DHCP server 1 and data path 1, the second SSID2 is to another DHSP server 2 and second data path 2. When you are connected to SSID1 it is on network 192.168.88.0, and when you are on SSID2 it is on network 192.168.111.0.
I do the same setup with the new Capsman on Routerboard software version 7 and it doesn't work. Whichever SSID you connect to, I get IP from network 192.168.88.0.
Is it a problem with the new Capsman WiFi 6?

You don't mention VLANs, so I gather you used to use local-forwarding=no (or, in other words, capsman forwarding) in old setup. However, capsman forwarding is not possible in new capsman, so all traffic breaks out on individual CAPs ... and to keep separation one has to dive into VLANs.

If my guesswork is wrong, then you'll have to explain your layout and legacy settings in more detail.

Clear. Now I understand why it doesn't work. I need to create a VLAN and put the bridge and virtual SSID inside. Thank you