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Your MQTT broker for IoT lives in your IoT VLAN, obviously.
Assuming your Home Assistant webfrontend lives in your "home" VLAN (otherwise you can't get all the fancy controls). Then how are these two talking to each other?
That's the question? If the device has access to both VLANs I presume I would be able to configure the Management interface to be on VLAN 100 while everything else is on VLAN 200 Is it that hard to configure?