GL-MT3000 as wired AP with GL-MT6000

[charles2]

Hi,

You can connect one LAN port of the MT6000 directly to the MT3000 using an Ethernet cable. The link between the two routers can be configured as a VLAN trunk carrying your Home, Guest, and IoT networks.
The MT6000 can remain the main router and DHCP server for these networks, while the MT3000 only bridges each VLAN to the corresponding Wi-Fi SSID.

You can refer to configuration example in the following thread for the VLAN trunk, bridge, and SSID configuration:

Flint 3 (GL-BE9300) as AP behind pfSense: multiple SSIDs -> VLAN + Random BSSID

Hi Well, overall your requirements are feasible. However, the configuration will be quite complex, and it requires you to have sufficient knowledge of networking concepts as well as a solid understanding of LuCI/UCI. Below is a configuration example. Since the steps for Work and IoT are repetitive, only Main / Guest / IoT are used as examples here. Topology is as follows: [image] Configuration steps: Start from a factory-default BE9300 v4.8.3 configuration Configure its WAN port as …

If you encounter any issues while configuring the VLANs, please let us know and we will help you check the configuration.