As long as the port using the vlan is not on the bridge its a viable path.
If you have the vlan on the bridge then you should use all vlans and the bridge does no DHCP etc...
Do not use VLAN1 for anything carrying data..........
If your router gets a public IP, then your firewall rules are your biggest issue.
This is not a config, its a few lines that are mostly useless.
If you have the vlan on the bridge then you should use all vlans and the bridge does no DHCP etc...
Do not use VLAN1 for anything carrying data..........
If your router gets a public IP, then your firewall rules are your biggest issue.
This is not a config, its a few lines that are mostly useless.
Statistics: Posted by anav — Mon Mar 11, 2024 3:57 am