Hi.
I'm running good old RT-N66U (currently on 374.43_45ECj9527 LTS Merlin fork, surely need to upgrade to the recent one) and I wanted to set up a VLAN for home security cameras which is completely separated from the main home network (or ideally allow one-way connections, from the main home network to the cameras VLAN but not the other way round), but still with access to the Internet.
So far I managed simply by using the guest network for that purpose and setting "Access Intranet" to off. I would like, however, to add a simple NAS to the cameras VLAN, so they can save their streams there. The NAS I have has no WiFi, so I can't simply connect it to the same guest network.
Is there a possibility to set up a VLAN between selected WiFi devices and some on the Ethernet? I'm fine with CLI config (as long as it lasts during firmware updates) and configuring by MAC addresses, if necessary.
I did a quick search and there are tutorials to isolate an Ethernet port, but that would mean I'd have to buy and connect separate AP just for the cameras and the NAS. Can this be achieved using RT-N66U only?
I'm running good old RT-N66U (currently on 374.43_45ECj9527 LTS Merlin fork, surely need to upgrade to the recent one) and I wanted to set up a VLAN for home security cameras which is completely separated from the main home network (or ideally allow one-way connections, from the main home network to the cameras VLAN but not the other way round), but still with access to the Internet.
So far I managed simply by using the guest network for that purpose and setting "Access Intranet" to off. I would like, however, to add a simple NAS to the cameras VLAN, so they can save their streams there. The NAS I have has no WiFi, so I can't simply connect it to the same guest network.
Is there a possibility to set up a VLAN between selected WiFi devices and some on the Ethernet? I'm fine with CLI config (as long as it lasts during firmware updates) and configuring by MAC addresses, if necessary.
I did a quick search and there are tutorials to isolate an Ethernet port, but that would mean I'd have to buy and connect separate AP just for the cameras and the NAS. Can this be achieved using RT-N66U only?