HOTSPOT disturbing network

[nowoxi]

i tried to configure my wireless network. i have 2 wireless networks but 1 wireless AP(RB500) . I then wanted to try out hotspot on 1 of the networks so i applied hotspot to the wlan interface but to the address pool of the second network expecting that this will not affect the first wireless network, but whne i tested it i realised it affected both networks and even system with static ip’s from the other subnet are transfered to this network by the one - one NAT. please is there a way i can prevent the 2 networks from jumping into each other ie can i stop the hotspot server from NATing the first network.

[valens]

You should put hotspot and regular network on different interface.
Or for regular user, you can try PPPoE.
User can choose if they want to login through hotspot or PPPoE.

[Alessio_Garavano]

@nowoxi

i tried to configure my wireless network. i have 2 wireless networks but 1 wireless AP(RB500) . I then wanted to try out hotspot on 1 of the networks so i applied hotspot to the wlan interface but to the address pool of the second network expecting that this will not affect the first wireless network, but whne i tested it i realised it affected both networks and even system with static ip’s from the other subnet are transfered to this network by the one - one NAT. please is there a way i can prevent the 2 networks from jumping into each other ie can i stop the hotspot server from NATing the first network.

Try to run hotspot only in the interface that you need hotspot access…
And to not disturb with NAT 1-1 select “None” in Address Pool of Hotspot Server
Regards!
Alessio

[nowoxi]

thank you very much