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You're right. Thank you for pointing it out! I'm not sure what happened while I was writing the post, maybe it's because the device in network B was my phone I'm wondering if it fell back to the mobile internet when I was doing my tests... Nevertheless, today I just tested it again from scratch...

Thanks @coxhaus - It turns out that there was a cleaner way of doing this without having to create network interfaces, however, in my case, I didn't have ACLs available so I had to use iptables for the firewall. I've explained it all in detail in this other post...

One important note though, all the changes I mentioned that are done over SSH aren't going to survive a router reboot. In order to persist them across reboots, it's necessary to add the commands into a bash script that runs on boot. This is easier to do when using Asuswrt-Merlin, however, for...

Why I wanted to do subnetting in my house's LAN in order to have 2 separate networks, one for my NAS, and another one for the rest of devices. I managed to split my network into 2 smaller ones by subnetting it with the mask 255.255.255.128, however, that wasn't enough, because what it did was...

Hi! I've used subnetting to divide my LAN into 2 networks using the mask 255.255.255.128 and I wanted to use one subnet for my NAS and the other one for the rest of the devices in the house. The NAS should not be able to access any devices from the "home network" but all the devices from the...