Either select the ports individually you want to enable port isolation on, or click box to select all.
Click on the switch you want to enable port isolation on, and go to the Ports tab.
Click the Devices tab on the left to see your devices.
First, open the UniFi Network application that manages your network.
Here's how to set this up as shown in the above example in UniFi Network: The diagram below shows a generalized layout for network-wide (WLAN and LAN) client isolation, while still allowing network-wide core services. In addition to providing the desired client isolation, LAN-side controls on client isolation reduce/eliminate unnecessary broadcast/multicast data, which if left unchecked will have an adverse impact on installation with around 10 or more WLAN APs (see here for details). Once the guest network is set up on the WLAN (AP) side-it is necessary to make sure the LAN has sufficient isolation, while also allowing common services which may be required (printers, servers, etc.).
Click Apply Changes to create the network.
Configure any additional settings in the Advanced section.
Guests are redirected to the application to reach the guest portal, and the redirection will not be successful if the application is not accessible. Note: In order for the Guest Portal to function the UniFi Network application must be running at all times. Doing so will open additional options in the Portal Design dropdown section.
Choose whether to enable the Guest Portal.
Select the authentication methods you want for guests to access the hotspot.
Select the existing network to add the guest hotspot to.
This is the name users will see on their device's WiFi network list when attempting to connect.
To create a new guest network, select Add New Guest Hotspot.
Open UniFi Network and go to Settings > WiFi.
Create and Configure a UniFi Guest NetworkĬreate and Configure a UniFi Guest Network.
This article explains how to create, configure, and manage a guest network, along with the optional guest portal and hotspot system.
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