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Extending Router Hotspot Network with TAP100 (view source)
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With this configuration changes we made a management port on LAN 1 port and now we will be able to access router through this newly created interface IP (192.168.10.1) even after enabling hotspot instance on LAN network.
With these configuration changes, we have made a management port on LAN 1. This allows us to access the router through the newly created interface IP (192.168.10.1), even after enabling the hotspot instance on the LAN network.
===Router Hotspot configuration===
===Router Hotspot configuration===
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With this configuration in place, the hotspot will be enabled on the LAN interface, allowing it to function both as a wired and wireless network simultaneously.
With this configuration in place, the hotspot will be enabled on the LAN interface, allowing it to function both as a wired and wireless network simultaneously.
'''IMPORTANT :''' After enabling this hotspot interface, it's important to note that you won't be able to access the router through its IP address. The only way to access the router after enabling this interface is through RMS. You can find instructions on how to generate WebUI access link on RMS MANAGEMENT PORT [https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/How_to_reach_a_router%27s_WebUI_from_RMS%3F here]
'''IMPORTANT :''' After enabling this hotspot interface, it's important to note that you won't be able to access the router through its IP address, unless you have previously made management port. Another way to access router without management port configurations is through our Teltonika RMS. You can find instructions on how to generate WebUI access link on RMS [https://wiki.teltonika-networks.com/view/How_to_reach_a_router%27s_WebUI_from_RMS%3F here]
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With this firewall rule in place, all clients connected to the hotspot will have access to the router's WebUI using the router LAN address (in our case, 192.168.5.1) and can reach the TAP100 WebUI via the tap100.rutos.net address.
With this firewall rule in place, all clients connected to the hotspot will have access to the router's WebUI using the router LAN address (in our case, 192.168.5.1) and can reach the TAP100 WebUI via the tap100.rutos.net address.
==Disabling wired hotspot capabilities on the router==
With the initial setup, our router is capable of providing both a wired and wireless hotspot network. If you wish to disable the wired hotspot capabilities on the router, you can do so by accessing the router's WebUI and navigating to '''Network -> VLAN -> Port Based'''. In this section, simply select the "OFF" option for the ports you want to disable. It's important to keep in mind that you cannot disable all LAN ports since one of them is necessary for connecting to the TAP100.
For example, if you have configured the management port on LAN 1 port, your TAP100 is connected to LAN 3 port, and you want to disable the wired hotspot capabilities on LAN 2, your VLAN configuration page should look like this :
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==Isolating hotspot clients communication==
==Isolating hotspot clients communication==