Recent content by Peter75

Very good point!

i like multiple vlans between switches over 1 cable. Worked with it on some projects at work and much appreciated the convenience and flexibility it offers. Little use for my home though, until I come up with something to warrant it :)

Quite inexpensive for a managed switch. I considered ACL level3 for IP management but most switch offering it are usually ranging in hundreds. I’ll look into your suggestion, tx!

I’ve cleaned up subnet A, nothing else than 3 routers are now connected to it. I will further clean up and test next break I get.

B is for home network, with devices I maintain. C is for wife work network, with corporate laptop which has no reason to mingle with orher devices. D is for my work laptop, for same reasons as C. I’ll add E ( using yet another recycled router) for a Pi, which I also have no interest to be on...

B is for home network, with devices I maintain. C is for wife work network, with corporate laptop which has no reason to mingle with orher devices. D is for my work laptop, for same reasons as C. I’ll add E ( using yet another recycled router) for a Pi, which I also have no interest to be on...

sorry, broadcast as in multicast/broadcast type of packet traffic. Forgive my lack of precise term and I welcome any correction. I thought as much that subnets B/C/D shouldn’t be visible to each other. When I shutdown a 3b pi connected to Router A, my NAS on router B is coming out of sleep...

Hello everyone. I’m working on my home network and thinking what can I do to prevent or minimize traffic across subnets. I’ve got a great collection of old but still serviceable router. :) Most of our devices are ETH cabled and only 1 wireless access point is activated, on router B, mainly...