CT5508. APs and services in different networks

Question

Hello
Following customer indications I would build the following:
- CT5508 with no LAG.
- One physical port of CT5508 through which all APs will register with the CT5508
- A second physical port of CT5508 which connect to a separate network from which contents need to be fetched for wifi clients.
Q1 Is the above scenario supported by CT5508 with no LAG?
Q2 Am I forced to reach the contents through the same physical port where the APs register?
Thanks
Fred

Answer 1

Thanks David!
Why do so? The reason is customer has two networks: one for the office activities (web, email, SAP, etc) and one for the production systems. To protect production they want to keep these separated as much as possible.
Therefore one physical port of CT5508 will be connected to the office network to which all APs will be connected.
Then some of the wifi clients will use SSID=Production so they can access the production systems-related data. Therefore another port of the CT5508 would be connected to the production network.
So far the customer desire.
I guess another way would be to use LAG and connect all CT5508 ports to the office network as the office and production networks are connected through a firewall. So to access production data customer could "open" the firewall for that specific traffic, but that is not what they want to do.
Regarding the doc you mention: I had studied it but the (i.e. my) point is that all VLANs run through the same physical/LAG port labeled Pj to the neighbor switch.
So with respect to the figure 2 in the url, according to your response I can have Vlans a and b run through physical port 1 (connected to switch 1) and Vlan c through physical port 2 connected to a different switch2 in the production network. Correct?
Regards
Fred