How to set up two VLANs with secure Internet access through one router
How can I set up two VLANs with Internet access provided for both via one router, but maintain security between the two (i.e. so nobody from the first VLAN can gain access to the second VLAN and vice versa)?
For this you need to create two VLAN or sub-interfaces on the router and start routing there. You need to add two...
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static routes saying that for each network (VLAN), outgoing interface is IP for the Internet. VLANs will not talk to each other until you add any route for the same. I don't know whether your router will support creating VLAN interfaces or sub-interfaces. You might need to invest a little more in the router.
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