subnets in Archer MR200
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Hi, I am starting with Home Assistant in a raspberry pi
I want to block all my devices internet access, and for that I would like to create 3 subnets:
1. Guest public network
* for visitors wanting wifi
- Devices have internet access but cannot talk to each other
- no password (not that important)
- limit traffic (even less important)
2. Private Internet network
* wifi for my working laptop + printer
- devices can talk to each other, they have internet access
3. Home automation network
- Raspberry pi with internet access and allow internet incoming connections (it can be DMZ)
- all other devices can talk to each other and the raspberry pi, but no internet access
- devices will rarely be added or removed, so I can do all static IPs if needed
- it must be 2.4 Ghz
Can something like this be achieved with an Archer MR200?
If not, which other(s) routers would you recommend to be able to build such 3 networks?
Thank you!!
In MR200 you can configure something like this (without using VLANs):
1. Use router guest network for configuring the desired features:
2. Normal router behavior.
3. Use the router's Service Filtering to restrict internet access of a particular devices:
Here's your deivice manual for reference.
In MR200 you can configure something like this (without using VLANs):
1. Use router guest network for configuring the desired features:
2. Normal router behavior.
3. Use the router's Service Filtering to restrict internet access of a particular devices:
Here's your deivice manual for reference.