The VLAN thread is pinned 4 lines above your thread.
See Trunk Port setup.
If you think someone will configure 4 routers for free and have a customized solution for you - good luck
A little tip: start with router 1 + 2 first
All the VLANs must be configured on the first router and forwarded to the second router via the trunk port.
Everything else depends on exactly how your routers are wired.
Is a managed switch used or are the routers connected to each other without a managed switch?
If no managed switch is used, you logically need several trunk ports.
Are the WAPs all connected to the main router or daisy chained together?
The VLAN thread is pinned 4 lines above your thread.
See Trunk Port setup.
If you think someone will configure 4 routers for free and have a customized solution for you - good luck
A little tip: start with router 1 + 2 first
All the VLANs must be configured on the first router and forwarded to the second router via the trunk port.
Everything else depends on exactly how your routers are wired.
Is a managed switch used or are the routers connected to each other without a managed switch?
If no managed switch is used, you logically need several trunk ports.
Are the WAPs all connected to the main router or daisy chained together?
All things we need to know
Thanks for your reply.
Will check pinned post thanks.
Feeling lucky, 'tis the season 😁.
Thanks for the tip.
All WAPs are connected to main router without a switch.