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Decided against inter VLan access, and ended up with four Isolated VLans setup with Asus guest network pro. The Guest VLan you'd want totally isolated and IoT devices are by nature available from outside the network anyway. For me, the only time inter VLan access would be usefull is on the Media...

After reviewing VLAN's created by Guest Network Pro: Would the Access Intranet settings, provide the ability for higher trusted networks to access lower trusted networks, but block the reverse? If that's correct when setting up the Ethernet Ports in VLAN settings, would you use Access or Trunk...

Thanks Tech9: Your VLANs are isolated already. What you are trying to do is inter-VLAN routing between 60 and 90. I don't think there is GUI option, CLI only. Search around for examples. NSF is unrelated to what you need. Thanks

Here is what I'm after, do I even need the Allow entries (at the bottom) at all? If so, I guess I can configure routes for those? VLAN Name Subnet Notes 1 Admin 192.168.50.0/24 My Phone/PC 60 Home 192.168.60.0/24 Phones, PCs...

Setting up a new RT-BE86U with an Admin (Main) and several VLAN networks, on the latest Merlin firmware for that model. I'm entering rules in network services filters and apparently don't understand how that part of the GUI works. If I select Deny in the drop down and enter: Source IP -...

Plex server is behind router 2 and uPNP can be used for auto remote server configuration, I had it on for testing but it's off now. I setup port forwarding on both routers, and remote apps now connect and work fine even though the inital connection takes 15-20 seconds. Interesting as both the...

Two router setup works great for non trusted clients, but I'm having some issues with my Plex Server on router 2 working remotely. Enabled port forwarding on Router 2 for the Public and Private IP's / Ports shown in plex remote access settings. If I disable/enable Plex Remote, it says "fully...

The DNS weirdness was due to my test setup using a Verizon tethered phone for an internet source. With Starlink in Passthrough, Router 1 was assigned 1.1.1.1 and 8.8.8.8 for WAN DNS servers, input the same into Router 2. Thanks again for all the assistance.

Ok, set Router 2 to static IP 192.168.50.2 and Gateway 192.168.50.1 WAN DNS on Router 1 is set to automatic, but I can't see where to get the DNS IP's that my ISP is assigning. Network Map, Internet Status shows WAN IP of 192.168.70.77, clicking on that box then shows a panel to the right and a...

Seems to be working great, Trusted clients on Router 1 are isolated from Non Trusted on Router 2, and those can see each other from LAN Ports / WiFi. Can't ping Google.com from Router 2 Clients, but performance seems fine otherwise. Ipconfig /all from Router 1 Client shows DNS is the LAN IP of...

Thanks very much for all the info. The ISP router is a Starlink V2 in Passthrough Mode and then ethernet to my Asus network, no wireless possible on the Starlink in Passthrough. The Asus has better range to my cameras, so I want it for wireless to untrusted clients. Will implement your second...

As I have two RT-AX56U routers would this work, or is it just extending my LAN on router 1 to router 2? Router 1, Connect WAN to internet and use a LAN port for my main PC. Router 2 in AP Mode, Connect WAN to LAN port on Router #1, Firesticks use Wireless (Not Guest) and the HDHomeRun and Plex...

"Your wired devices will now be in the respective VLAN/subnet and isolated from your main LAN (and also isolated from wireless devices in that same guest network)" I'm using Firesticks for my TV's on the 5ghz Guest Network, and am adding a hardwired SiliconDust HDHomeRun tuner and Mini PC with...

Thanks, I assume this your tutorial? https://www.snbforums.com/threads/how-to-use-vlans-on-your-non-pro-asus-router-with-386-or-388-code-no-scripting-required.85850/ How would I determine which chipset I have on my router, and if I have one that setup is easy on is there a post or tutorial for...

RT-AX56U on Merlin 388.2_2 Is it possible to define one or more LAN ports to the guest network, and leave the others alone?