Hi @MijanurRahman, Thank you very much for your answer. Unfortunately I should not have more than 3 SSIDs on an AP. If I tag each SSID with a single VLAN I will end up having approximately 14 SSIDs. The option of tagging AP with different vlans as shown in your example will force me to buy more APs since I have devices running everywhere in the building and will not be able to use current APs for multi-propose. Let me give you a bit more information. I have segmented the network into several vlans with devices placed everywhere in the building. Some of these vlans require to be accessed wireless via AP. For sure, more than 3 vlans. Another thing is that there are plenty of devices that are not managed in AD so I cannot use RADIUS for tagging vlans with devices. Therefore, devices managed in AD are only those used by internal staff such as PCs, laptops, etc. These devices will not be a problem since I could have a SSID tagging the Internal Staff vlan and there is no need of using RADIUS as vlans are not segmented by users but devices. VLAN list: Internal staff Voice / Telephony Video / Internal staff - TV video streaming and Video Conferencing Printers IoT 1 - specific devices for the businesses (many devices) Servers IoT 2 - specific devices for the businesses (many devices) Video / customers - TV video streaming Customers - General poporse Mobility - Dedicated to internal staff wireless devices (Work-Related) IoT 3 - specific devices for the businesses (many devices) IoT 4 - Building Systems - specific devices for the businesses (many devices) Security cameras I hope this make sense and you can help me finding a way for better designing my WLAN. Cheers!!!
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