Lan, WiFi 2.4GHz, and WiFi 5GHz into a single network?

[djinpark]

Greetings:

I am studying CCNA. After studying VLAN and trunking, I wonder if there is any way to make Lan, WiFi 2.4GHz, and WiFi 5GHz into a single network with residential ISP services like Comast or Fios.

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[RealBeast]

Most concurrent dual band routers use a single subnet for wired connections and both radio bands.

And if you have multiple subnets you can bridge them, which makes them work like a single network.

 

[djinpark]

Most concurrent dual band routers use a single subnet for wired connections and both radio bands.

And if you have multiple subnets you can bridge them, which makes them work like a single network.

Thank you! How can I bridge them? I don't think they have any kind of terminal. Would there be some sort of menu for that?

 

[bill001g]

Its simple you use consumer grade routers and you have no choice but to run it all as a single vlan/subnet. These devices pretty much only support 1 lan subnet and a single WAN ip they NAT everything to.

A commercial cisco AP or router is a very different device than consumer stuff. On commercial AP you can assign everything to 1 vlan if you like or you can actually put multiple SSID and vlans on say the 2.4g radio.

 

[USAFRet]

Greetings:

I am studying CCNA. After studying VLAN and trunking, I wonder if there is any way to make Lan, WiFi 2.4GHz, and WiFi 5GHz into a single network with residential ISP services like Comast or Fios.

Best-

That is the standard config for consumer grade routers.
It is exactly how my FiOS router is set up.