RV016 VLAN support

I was looking at the RV016, thinking that it might be perfect for a situation I have, and there seems to be many references in various forums for simpleVLAN support for this model, i.e. designating a range of physical ports to a VLAN. But the documentation on Cisco's site for this model makes no mention of VLAN support at all. Has it been removed from this model for some reason? Was this a feature on the pre-merger Linksys version that is now gone, or is the feature undocumented for some reason?

Hi Daniel,
You need to configure multiple subnets - in order to have 2 IP ranges.
Thann you need to chose different VLANs on 2 ports of RV016 (Port Management > Port Setup) - for example VLAN1 on port1 and VLAN2 on port 2 - thus you will separate the trafic on the 2 ports. You can connect your LAN on port1 and the AP for guest wifi on port2. Both subnets will have access to i-net, but not one to each other.
Regards,
Kremena
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