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So like, how does that work. I've got a pair of Asus routers with one acting as an access point (AI mesh). Would I need to buy new routers? Do I daisy chain
by Tyr42 3y ago
So like, how does that work. I've got a pair of Asus routers with one acting as an access point (AI mesh).
Would I need to buy new routers? Do I daisy chain the routers or can I reuse the wifi ap? Or put Merlin on my existing ones?
I'm in tech but these network suggestions are all quite opaque to me.
- 2devnull 3y agoThe point is just that you shouldn’t trust work issued devices. They are never going to be as secure as your private network, unless you have a big family or are a high profile target.
- tyingq 3y agohttps://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1049415/ https://www.asus.com/support/FAQ/1049415/
- aynyc 3y agoMost new routers have guest network, and internal network. Put your work laptop on guest network and that should do the trick.
- leipert 3y agoMy solution: Guest WiFi. My router has an isolated guest WiFi mode.
- MrStonedOne 3y ago[dead]
- heavyset_go 3y agoDepends on the hardware, even consumer networking hardware often support VLANs. Sometimes it's hidden behind settings, other times you'll have to use something like OpenWRT. Some hardware lets you run multiple APs at once, and you can have an AP for your VLAN. Sometimes it's cheaper/easier to just buy a shitty router to use for your untrusted devices.