The RT-AC68U router has 4 LAN ports on the back, I'll call them LAN1, LAN2, LAN3, and LAN4.
Ordinarily, if there are 4 devices plugged into the 4 LAN ports, they can talk to each other, see each other.
Is there a way for the router to segregate the device plugged into LAN1 from the others?
So, if there are 4 devices plugged in, they all have internet, but LAN1 gets and IP address that does not allow it to talk to the devices on LAN2, LAN3, and LAN4, who are each able to talk among each other?
Is this possible or is it beyond the capabilities of the RT-AC68U router running Merlin?
Ordinarily, if there are 4 devices plugged into the 4 LAN ports, they can talk to each other, see each other.
Is there a way for the router to segregate the device plugged into LAN1 from the others?
So, if there are 4 devices plugged in, they all have internet, but LAN1 gets and IP address that does not allow it to talk to the devices on LAN2, LAN3, and LAN4, who are each able to talk among each other?
Is this possible or is it beyond the capabilities of the RT-AC68U router running Merlin?