Hello,
I just got an ASUS RT-AC68U B router, and I'm trying to create a few guest networks (with different subnets on them) to separate my home network
I find it weird that I have currently 2 guest networks (NET1 and NET2), and their configuration is the same, but NET1 gets its own subnet, but NET2 does not.
the AC68U DHCP is on 192.168.1.1 with 255.255.255.0
Both networks are disabled on "Access Intranet" so I would assume also NET2 should get it's own subnet... but it does not.
If I check BRCTL via ssh, I see that there are 2 bridges (and checking the MACs shows that br1 has the MACs from NET1)
But I don't understand why setting up NET2 like that doesn't create a new br2...?
I just got an ASUS RT-AC68U B router, and I'm trying to create a few guest networks (with different subnets on them) to separate my home network
I find it weird that I have currently 2 guest networks (NET1 and NET2), and their configuration is the same, but NET1 gets its own subnet, but NET2 does not.
the AC68U DHCP is on 192.168.1.1 with 255.255.255.0
Both networks are disabled on "Access Intranet" so I would assume also NET2 should get it's own subnet... but it does not.
If I check BRCTL via ssh, I see that there are 2 bridges (and checking the MACs shows that br1 has the MACs from NET1)
But I don't understand why setting up NET2 like that doesn't create a new br2...?