fox7
join:2001-02-12
Culver City, CA | reply to HIPAR
Re: [Connection Sharing] Isolating WiFi from Wired
HIPAR:
You could also 'Double NAT' and the wireless people and just not give them permissions to the share resources.
'Doulbe NAT' is running the wireless router out of the router that the wired network is on.
fox7 |
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HIPAR
join:2005-11-10
Tannersville, PA
| I was wondering if that kind of arrangement would work.
Let's see if I understand. I guess what I would do is connect the DSL modem to the the wireless router whose LAN base IP is set to say 192.168.10.1 and connect one of its wired ports to the WAN connection of a daisy chained wired router whose base LAN IP is say 192.168.20.1 with that router set to get it's input IP automatically from the preceding router.
I have enough equipment available so I'll set it up on the bench for a test.
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fox7
join:2001-02-12
Culver City, CA
| HIPAR:
Yes! I kind of overlooked your configuration. I was thinking wired first, then wireless into that, but your way the wireless first then the wired, there is no way the wireless could get to the wired network, because the wired router would be protecting it. Good point!!
fox7 |
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