Can I use the guest network on a AE connected to a Cisco RV180?

I have not been able to connect to the guest network on my AE with a Cisco RV180 as the gateway. I read in an older post that the guest network my not work on all equipment, that it must be connected to a "simple" modem. Just want to find out if the Cisco is compatable.

The AirPort Express does need to connect to a simple modem in order for the Guest Network feature to work correctly.
According to Cisco the RV180 is a VPN Router, so it would not be compatible with the AirPort Express for the purpose that you ask about.
Cisco RV180 VPN Router Data Sheet [Cisco Small Business RV ...

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