I'll send you back to Sonicwall support. If they don't do this, then they should have network engineers they hire out for company projects like this.
-> Sorry if this puts you off. For this type of service the office charges by the hour or by RFQ and bid.
I am setting up a new network, Comcast ISP they gave the client an XB3. So the topology -> Comcast modem -> SonicWALL (Static IP set on WAN) -> Managed Switch(MS) 1 -> MS 2 PoE -> MS 3. 2 WAPs coming off of the PoE Switch. OK, so.. I really only want to create 1 VLAN, it needs to be isolated from the main LAN, subnets are 192.168.1.x\24 and 192.168.5.x\24. The AP's are Engenius, so I have dual band with the main office which is on default VLAN 1, I want the guest network on VLAN 5. The SonicWALL has a virtual interface set to VLAN 5 with the parent as X0(LAN). For the life of me I cannot get the two access points on VLAN 5 and get internet access. I have the VLAN set on the AP, I have the virtual interface set to VLAN 5 192.168.5.1 and I have tagged all of the ports to VLAN 5 on all of the switches. Why can I not get internet and the DHCP scope created on the SonicWALL to hand out IP? Do I need to untag VLAN 1 on all of the ports?

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