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That's not the way to do it. If anyone can break out of Plex they are on your local network. Besides, if you're going through all that networking hassle, you'r
by depingus 6y ago
That's not the way to do it. If anyone can break out of Plex they are on your local network.
Besides, if you're going through all that networking hassle, you're better off doing things right. Get a real firewall like pfSense, then setup a separate network just for outside facing services. To access those services locally create firewall rules that allow traffic 1 way: from your trusted network to your outside facing network. While you're at it, consider making separate networks for IoT devices, and maybe even another for untrusted guest devices. You can use VLANs or physical interfaces if your firewall has enough ports.
- generalizations 6y agoSeems like running separate wires for each of those networks would be a huge pain.
- DrPhish 6y agoNah, with VLAN tagging you can do it as a single legged router, or as a virtual switch if you’re running it all in a hypervisor. My home network has 12 VLANs, but each VM cluster node only has 2 NICs