6. Select a Client Isolation radio button:
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Enable: All WiFi clients are isolated. WiFi clients that are connected to the same
WiFi network are prevented from communicating with each other.
(Communication over the Internet remains possible.)
•
Disable: WiFi clients that are connected to the same WiFi network are allowed
to communicate with each other.
7. Click the Apply button.
Your settings are saved.
Manage access to LAN ports and the local
browser UI
For the Wireless 2 and Wireless 3 networks, you can enable or disable WiFi client access
to devices connected to the AP LAN ports and to the local browser UI to manage the
AP. For example, if you connect a printer to LAN port 2 and a server to LAN port 3, you
can enable or disable access to the printer and server from the WiFi clients connected
to the Wireless 2 and Wireless 3 networks.
Access to LAN ports depends on the WiFi network that the clients are connected to and
whether you enabled access:
•
Wireless 1: WiFi clients that are connected to the Wireless 1 network can access
devices that are connected to the LAN ports of the AP. For the Wireless 1 network,
you cannot disable this access. Clients of the Wireless 1 network also can access the
local browser UI.
•
Wireless 2 or Wireless 3: You can enable or disable access to the LAN ports and
local browser UI for either or both of these WiFi networks. By default, such access is
disabled. (If devices that are connected to the LAN ports are set up for communication
over the Internet, WiFi clients of the Wireless 2 or Wireless 3 network might still be
able to reach these devices.)
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Basic WiFi and Radio Features
WiFi 6 AX1800/AX3200 Dual Band Wireless Access Points, WAX202 and WAX206
