Guest Network

A guest network is a secondary, isolated Wi-Fi network created by a router that allows visitors to access the internet while preventing them from accessing your private devices (printers, computers, NAS) or sensitive network data. It enhances home security by keeping untrusted devices separate from your primary network infrastructure, mitigating the risk of malware or unauthorized access. Unlike traditional routers, Plume typically uses a single Wi-Fi name (SSID) for all frequencies and manages access through unique passwords rather than separate networks.

Open the Plume App:

Navigate to the Network page
Connectivity





and tap on the  purple area where your network name is

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Plume offers a Guest network with access to selected devices on your network and another Internet-only mode.

GUEST NETWORK

Access the Guest Tab: Open the Guest tab and tap Create guest password.
Configure Access:


Enter a Guest name.
   

Select which specific devices (like a printer or media player) you want to share with guests. Only these selected devices will be visible to them.


Click Next

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Set Password and Expiry: Enter a password (8–63 characters)
Choose an expiration period
"Never"    "1 hour"    "3 hours"  or  or "End of Day").
Save: Tap Create to finalize the guest access. 

At the end you may be connected in Guest mode,
If so forget the network and sign in with you normal password.

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INTERNET-ONLY

INTERNET- ONLY
Choose internet only to give the most restrictive access to your 
Set Password and Expiry: Enter a password (8–63 characters)
Choose an expiration period
"Never"    "1 hour"    "3 hours"  or  or "End of Day").
Save: Tap Create to finalize the Internet-Only

At the end you may be connected in Internet Only mode,
If so forget the network and sign in with you normal password.