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- Network name: Enter a descriptive name for the network.
- IP address: Enter an IP address from an as yet unused IP address range.
- Netmask: Enter the subnet mask for the related IP address.
- Interface assignment: From the drop-down menu, select the logical interface that was assigned in step 1.2 (in this example LAN-2).
- Interface tag: Set an interface tag not equal to 0, so that communication between the GUEST network and the INTRANET network is prevented (in this example, tag 1used1 is used).
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Networks that have been given an interface tag can only communicate with networks that share the same interface tag. This also means that the network INTRANET, which has the interface tag 0, is able to communicate with all networks, whatever interface tag they have. This makes it easier to access the GUEST network from the INTRANET network. Conversely, GUEST network users cannot communicate with the INTRANET network. |
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