Hi. I plan to buy a TP-Link TL-SG1005LP POE+ switch for use with my 2, soon to become 3 Unifi APs.
Currently, I have 2 Unifi APs (with 3 SSID each on their own Vlan). that connect to 2 ports on my Cisco SG500 switch, where VLAN tagging is done. The Cisco is connected to my Sophos XG firewall, where different rules apply to different Vlans. If I get the TP-Link POE+ switch, my APs will connect directly to this POE switch instead on the Cisco switch, and this POE switch will be connected to a single port on the Cisco switch, then Cisco switch to Sophos Firewall.
Will Vlan on each SSID still work this way?
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Currently, I have 2 Unifi APs (with 3 SSID each on their own Vlan). that connect to 2 ports on my Cisco SG500 switch, where VLAN tagging is done. The Cisco is connected to my Sophos XG firewall, where different rules apply to different Vlans. If I get the TP-Link POE+ switch, my APs will connect directly to this POE switch instead on the Cisco switch, and this POE switch will be connected to a single port on the Cisco switch, then Cisco switch to Sophos Firewall.
Will Vlan on each SSID still work this way?