Deetlemore
Occasional Visitor
I've taken the time to enable two guest networks, one for actual guests and one for IoT devices. I have access intranet disabled on both, and have disabled client isolation on the IoT network with a script so that the IoT devices can see each other.
That being said, I obviously have to connect to the IoT network to control devices on that network. That got me thinking, what exactly is the purpose of enabling intranet access on a guest network? That seems (at least from a security standpoint) similar to just connecting to the main network. I'm aware of YazFi having an option for one-way access, though I don't use it due to utilizing IPv6 and being unfamiliar with creating custom IPTable rules.
I apologize if this has been answered before, but I couldn't manage to find a thread detailing this.
That being said, I obviously have to connect to the IoT network to control devices on that network. That got me thinking, what exactly is the purpose of enabling intranet access on a guest network? That seems (at least from a security standpoint) similar to just connecting to the main network. I'm aware of YazFi having an option for one-way access, though I don't use it due to utilizing IPv6 and being unfamiliar with creating custom IPTable rules.
I apologize if this has been answered before, but I couldn't manage to find a thread detailing this.