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VLANs would help, but you need routers and switches, and APs that support that. You would restrict/allow certain ports between VLANs, only allowing the port tr
by dillonmckay 7y ago
VLANs would help, but you need routers and switches, and APs that support that.
You would restrict/allow certain ports between VLANs, only allowing the port traffic you want.
- tomatocracy 7y agoAnd be careful with switches. You also (at least ideally) want switches which don't expose their own management interface to your isolated VLAN (usually this is called 'management VLAN' as a feature description). My experience is that of the consumer level 'Web managed' switches, only the dlink ones do this.