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    Router with dual wan failover-failback and policy-based VPN routing

    Oh my god you're right, I'm dumb today. Anyway I was searching the internet about IoT security and I found a guy, who set up VLAN in ASUS-Merlin, so it should be possible even with my other requests. I'm still gonna stick with Synology. I don't have that much IoT devices and at least in my...
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    Router with dual wan failover-failback and policy-based VPN routing

    Sorry but I do not follow. How would VLAN protect IoT devices? It's just separate network from my PC and other stuff. So if my lights are hacked, it doesn't actually matter if they are on the same network or not. They could send data and act as botnet anyway. Btw, as I said, almost all of my IoT...
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    Router with dual wan failover-failback and policy-based VPN routing

    Price is not a problem, but that Cisco router looks like for business, I still think this is overkill for my household. Anyway, why would I need to have a separate network for IoT devices? Genuine question, I do not know, what are the advantages.
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    Router with dual wan failover-failback and policy-based VPN routing

    Majority of IoT devices are connected to SmartThings hub, rest of it is connected to Philips Hue hub and few exceptions are Wi-Fi voice assistants and a vacuum cleaner. I hope that wi-fi + VPN is enough to protect smart devices. I don't want to deal with VLAN for now.
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    Router with dual wan failover-failback and policy-based VPN routing

    That's ok :-) I don't care about a price that much to be honest. Building my own server is way too much work and trouble than I'm willing to put on. Anyway I know my needs are super specific, that's why I asked here. I also read that ASUS dualWAN is wonky. Synology it is! I'll get it next week...
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    Router with dual wan failover-failback and policy-based VPN routing

    Peplink is unable to get in my country. And it looks like a business router. Actually, interface and wireless router maters to me. I got another suggestion to buy Mikrotik with RouterOS, but that's some command line bs. I really like the Synology, but I think that Asus has more experience in...
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    Router with dual wan failover-failback and policy-based VPN routing

    Guys anyone?
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    Router with dual wan failover-failback and policy-based VPN routing

    Hello guys, I've been redirected here from my Reddit thread to ask for your advice. I need a wi-fi router for my home. My primary internet connection is via EuroDOCSIS cable, projected speed is 300MBit/s with the ability to upgrade to 500MBit/s (which I probably won't do). I have a smart home...
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