VLAN Access Port for Untagged Only

[purpleman]

Hi everyone,

I have 3 vlans (501, 502 and 503) across two Asus routers, both running Merlin 3006 (all 3 are guest networks).
On one of the routers, I want to connect a device to one of the LAN ports to be part of the main network only (vlan 0 or "untagged") and not any of those 3 vlans. Is this possible to achieve?
It appears that my only choices for the port are either "Default(All)" - which will send both tagged (the 3 vlans) and untagged (vlan 0 main network) traffic, "Access" which only lets me choose one of the 3 vlans and not the main network, or "Trunk" which is clearly not what I need.

I know that the device that I'm connecting to the LAN port will drop all tagged traffic anyway as it's not VLAN-aware, but I would still like for it to not even receive that traffic.

Appreciate the advice!

 

[stif]

Hi everyone,

I have 3 vlans (501, 502 and 503) across two Asus routers, both running Merlin 3006 (all 3 are guest networks).
On one of the routers, I want to connect a device to one of the LAN ports to be part of the main network only (vlan 0 or "untagged") and not any of those 3 vlans. Is this possible to achieve?
It appears that my only choices for the port are either "Default(All)" - which will send both tagged (the 3 vlans) and untagged (vlan 0 main network) traffic, "Access" which only lets me choose one of the 3 vlans and not the main network, or "Trunk" which is clearly not what I need.

I know that the device that I'm connecting to the LAN port will drop all tagged traffic anyway as it's not VLAN-aware, but I would still like for it to not even receive that traffic.

Appreciate the advice!

Hi!
I'm also curious about this. Did you ever find an answer to your question?

My thoughts are that since my guest vlans are set to isolated and access main network is disabled, the firewall takes care of this issue for me. However, it would be nice to confirm/set certain lan ports to only allow vlan 0 / untagged.