VLAN setup WRVS4400N firmware 1.1.03

I need to setup different VLANs (4,251) on the router and pass DHCP to clients from the 251 vlan. Firmware 1.1.03 is much better at handling vlan. How can I set up vlan in the office (no WAN only LAN).
Thanks for your help.

i think you can only create 4 VLANS since it is port based

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I'm definitely out of my comfort zone here...but after reading a bit, I think a VLAN setup is what I'm after. I'd like 2 networks at my house sharing the internet connection. One network for my computers, One network for my kids. The purpose is security...my kids have been bringing home biological virus' since they were tiny...I'm certain they're the ones who'll let something in the house now as well.
I have a WRVS4400N small business router with VLAN capability. I've explored the setup pages and can't make heads or tails of what I'd need to do there. I've set up 2 BSSID's and isolated them, next I'd like to set up the vlans and assign the bssids to them. Can someone look at this setup pic and walk me through this? I appreciate the education!
Alternatively, if vlan is not the solution for my purpose, I'm open to suggestions. Thank you for your consideration.
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These might help.
https://www.myciscocommunity.com/message/36120;jsessionid=31011407BD6D879C90AF5B18540D3634.node0
https://www.myciscocommunity.com/thread/7996;jsessionid=8844A249A148FC7E71732CEBFA84EE42.node0?tstart=-1
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I purchased the SLM2024 switch recently, but still not able to get it works in vlans setup. Appreciate if someone can help me on this.
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=========
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.... public network (visible but devices can't connect)
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Tom,
Thanks so much for your help. In my case, the second VLAN is VLAN 50. Here are the pics of what I think you are talking about through the web interface. Do these look like what you are suggesting?
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Im trying to setup a real basic VLan setup for 1 2950 switch. I would like to have 3 Vlans on it including the default Vlan. So my understanding is that for all 3 of the VLans to talk to each other I will need a router to be the layer 3 device that routes the Vlans.
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LR

I have two things you might try. First set your trunking interface on your switch to auto.
interface fastethernet 0/1
speed auto
duplex auto
This will help to make sure that the ethernet on the 2611 will negotiate the duplex with the switch. I've had issues with 2611's trying to do full duplex on there ethernet ports.
Another Option turn on CDP on your router and switch and do a show cdp neighbor to make sure there plugged into the right ports.
Three you could move the vlan 1 ip address on the 2611 to the main interface. Example below. Then try pinging the switch. Your other tagged vlans should still work at that point. Also if you have multiple switches make sure to setup Vlan Trunk Protocol see NOTE A.
no interface Ethernet0/0.1
no encapsulation dot1Q 1 native
no ip address 172.16.10.1 255.255.255.0
no snmp trap link-status
interface Ethernet0/0
ip address 172.16.10.1 255.255.255.0
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WRVS4400N Firmware 1.1.03 problem

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Message Edited by merc on 06-18-2008 06:10 AM

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Hi Arth020271,
Keeping in mind you have a SG200 smart switch that is supported by the wonderful poeple at Small Business Support Center.
There are lots of router choices that support trunked VLANsyou have a few choices.
I persoanally like the SA500 series that supports routing between 16 VLANs, specifically the SA540 due to it's large number of SSL VPN capacity.
Datasheet on this product follows;
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9932/prod_models_comparison.html
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If you wish to see the easy GUI of these product, there is also a emulator or simulator for the SA500 product at the URL below.
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The switch is already set to router mode.
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VLAN1 - Default
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I have a home network that includes a Windows 2012 server running Active Directory. Because of this, I use my server to provide DHCP and DNS services on the network so I have to disable DHCP services on the WRT. This in turn prevents me from using the Guest Network services on my WRT1900AC (which is very strange in my opinion!). anyway…… I’m curious if I can use the VLAN features on the WRT to resolve this in some way? Shouldn’t I be able to setup one VLAN for my home network, and a 2nd VLAN for the purposes of enabling the Guest network?

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