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