https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9955#M2263 The client is actually on Network B, with the ZD on Network A. This client can reach all other devices on Network A, so the routing is correct. Why would the client need to be on Network A if the ZD is on a trunked switchport? I can always change the ZD's address, but am wondering why. Thanks. Tue, 20 Aug 2013 17:19:17 GMT gar1027 2013-08-20T17:19:17Z https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9953#M2261 I've got three APs, each broadcasting 2 SSID's. When a user selects one WLAN, they get an address on network A. When a user slects the other, they get an address on network B. Each AP is on a switch port configured as a trunk. The ZD, which happens to be on network A, is also on a switchport configured as a trunk. However, I am unable to login to the ZD now. How must the ZD be configured to allow remote management? I do not have a management network. Fri, 16 Aug 2013 21:58:43 GMT https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9953#M2261 gar1027 2013-08-16T21:58:43Z https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9954#M2262 Based on your description, any client on 'Network A' should be able to access the ZD. Do you know what IP address the ZD is configured to use? Tue, 20 Aug 2013 17:03:36 GMT https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9954#M2262 alf_watt 2013-08-20T17:03:36Z https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9955#M2263 The client is actually on Network B, with the ZD on Network A. This client can reach all other devices on Network A, so the routing is correct. Why would the client need to be on Network A if the ZD is on a trunked switchport? I can always change the ZD's address, but am wondering why. Thanks. Tue, 20 Aug 2013 17:19:17 GMT https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9955#M2263 gar1027 2013-08-20T17:19:17Z https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9956#M2264 --- <I>How must the ZD be configured to allow remote management? </I> <BR /><BR /> Can you try configuring ZD to assign mgmt IP/subnet in B, tag vlan B? <BR /><BR /> Configure &gt; System &gt; Management Interface <BR /><BR /> 1. Enable IPV4 Management Interface <BR /> 2. Enter IP Address/Subnet (on network B) <BR /> 3. Don't check default gateway <BR /> 4. Enter ACCESS VLAN (network B VLAN #) <BR /><BR /> Since switchport is trunked, client on B ought to connect to ZD ok on "new" mgmt IP. <BR /><BR /> Alternatively, try connecting from Net A to ZD on "ZD Net A IP" (what is on your "Device IP Settings &gt; IP Address"). <BR /><BR /> --- <I>Why would the client need to be on Network A if the ZD is on a trunked switchport?</I> <BR /><BR /> Since routing is correct, client on Net B should be able to ping ZD on Net A, right? <BR /><BR /> Perhaps your WLAN on Net B is the "Guest Access" WLAN, therefore guest access policies and control are applied (thus can't HTTPS in to ZD). <BR /><BR /> Just my 2 cents, so pardon if wrong. Fri, 23 Aug 2013 16:06:22 GMT https://community.ruckuswireless.com/t5/Access-Points-Indoor-and-Outdoor/How-to-configure-ZD-for-remote-mgmt-when-multiple-WLANs-are/m-p/9956#M2264 drc 2013-08-23T16:06:22Z