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--- ubiquiti:settings:networks [2020/10/19 09:27] – created 192.168.1.1
+++ ubiquiti:settings:networks [2020/12/09 23:38] (current) – peter
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 ====== Ubiquiti - Settings - Networks ======
+{{:ubiquiti:settings:ubiquiti_-_settings_-_networks.png?800|}}
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+===== Create a New Network =====
+{{:ubiquiti:settings:ubiquiti_-_settings_-_networks_-_create_a_new_network.png?800|}}
+<WRAP info>
+**NOTE:**  There are many different network types that can be created:
+Any of these networks can be allocated to a VLAN.
+  * **Corporate** is a general purpose network and by default is assigned to LAN.
+    * The UniFi controller will provision not only the VLAN itself but also a matching IP subnet for this VLAN.
+    * IP subnets exist at Layer 3, whereas UniFi switches are purely Layer 2.
+    * Therefore, if you have no USG, there's no point in creating a "Corporate" VLAN.
+  * **Guest** will apply the Guest Control setting if you enable the Guest Portal.
+  * **VLAN Only** will remove any subnet options and can be used to define VLANs for pure VLAN tagging purposes by Unifi switches.
+    * This is the best choice to use for a VLAN, if not using a USG.
+  * **VPN Client** is USG specific.
+  * **Site-to-Site VPN** is USG specific.
+  * **Remote user VPN** is USG specific.
+</WRAP>
+----
+[[Ubiquiti:Settings:Networks:Clear|Clear]]
+[[Ubiquiti:Settings:Networks:Guest|Guest]]
+[[Ubiquiti:Settings:Networks:IOT|IOT]]
+[[Ubiquiti:Settings:Networks:LAN|LAN]]
+[[Ubiquiti:Settings:Networks:VPN|VPN]]
+[[Ubiquiti:Settings:Networks:WAN|WAN]]