TL-WA7510N Using Multiple Networks On 1 Bridge

May 20, 2013

Im using 2 TP-Link TL-WA7510N to bridge a internet connection the connection is using a captive portal for my guests via pfsense. What i would like to do now is run a pc on the same connection without using the captive portal .So basicly i would need 1 secure network for my single pc and the one with captive portal for my guests.

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