I don't need to do any inter-VLAN routing, I just want the guest wifi to stay on its own network.

I know the most reliable setup for our situation would involve an 元 switch to keep track of the VLANs, and let the SonicWall just be a firewall, but those seem very expensive and overkill for our small network. I removed all ports from the native VLAN 1, but the switch won't let me delete the VLAN so it's technically there also. When this port is tagged for VLAN 200, iOS devices have trouble acquiring an IP address, as mentioned above.

It is connected to a TP-Link wireless AP that is tagging traffic with those VLAN tags for our main wireless and guest wireless networks. Port 4 is a tagged member of VLAN 100 and 200. Ports 2,3, and 5 go to access devices (PCs and network printer) I've tried tagging this port for both VLANs in the past as I thought that's what I should be doing, but any downstream devices can't access the internet when this is the case. Port 1 is an untagged member of VLAN 100 and 200. NetGear GS105Ev2 managed switch with 5 ports. Currently our hardwired devices have static IPs in the 192.168.1.xxx subnets. The Sonicwall has DHCP server setup for three subnets- 192.168.1.xxx,, and. X2 in WAN zone (satellite internet modem as failover) X1 in WAN zone (Spectrum modem in pass-through bridge mode) X0 in LAN zone with XO:V100 and X0:V200 virtual subinterfaces (connects to Netgear switch).

SonicWall Soho 250 with following ports configured I have been able to setup a couple VLANs (100 for main network and 200 for guest network), but I am unsure of if they are actually functioning properly (don't know how to test), and also I have had some weird issues with iOS devices on the guest network not acquiring an IP address (they will end up with some self-assigned IP).

Basically, we have guest wifi we are trying to get on a VLAN separate from the rest of business operations, for PCI compliance reasons (security). Detailed description of network setup below. I am the owner/manager of a small business.

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