ClientIsolation
Client isolation is a network feature that restricts direct communication between wireless clients connected to the same access point or network segment. When enabled, a device on the network cannot directly reach other wireless devices on the same subnet, effectively separating client devices at layer 2 while still allowing access to the external network through the gateway or to centrally provided services, if permitted by the network configuration.
The mechanism typically operates at the access point or switch level. It creates an access control policy
Common use cases include guest networks in homes, hotels, cafes, and corporate environments where user devices
Limitations and considerations include potential disruption to legitimate local communication, such as printer sharing, local media
Configuration generally involves enabling an option labeled as AP isolation, client isolation, or guest isolation in