RAX10 - How to separate 2 networks ?

[Philippe29]

Bonjour,

J'ai acheté un routeur RAX10 pour créer un réseau séparé en 10.0.0.xxx du réseau principal de la Livebox (192.168.1.xxx).

Tout a fonctionné sauf que connecté au réseau en 10.0.0.xxx, je peux pingué la box qui est en 192.168.1.xxx.

Je voudrai qu'aucun appareil ne puisse accéder au réseau en 192.168.1.xxx.

C'est à dire isoler complètement le réseau en 10.0.0.xxx distibué par le RAX10.

Comment faire ? D'avance merci pour vos réponses.

Hello,

I bought a RAX10 router to create a separate network at 10.0.0.xxx from the main Livebox network (192.168.1.xxx).

Everything worked except that connected to the network at 10.0.0.xxx, I can ping the box which is at 192.168.1.xxx.

I would like no device to be able to access the network at 192.168.1.xxx.

That is to say completely isolate the network in 10.0.0.xxx distributed by the RAX10.

How to do ? Thank you in advance for your answers.

[plemans]

completely isolate it? Unplug it. 

Otherwise if you want any data to pass, they need to be able to communicate a little. 

Otherwise you'd need to upgrade to a business grade solutions with vlans to isolate devices/subnets. 

[Philippe29]

Thanks a lot for your answer.

I can't unplugged it completely.

Because the first one (192.168.1.xxx) give access to the web via WAN.

Is it possible to configure a firewall in the RAX10 ?

[plemans]

You could buy a seperate firewall that could do it. but not one in the RAX10. Its literally the most base model dual band AC mesh system netgear offered. 

[Philippe29]

OK ! Thanks !

So sad , some websites noticed that this modele have a firwall. I baught it for that.

So I have several choices :

- Sending back the Netgear

- Installing a Firewall like Pfsense, but I have to connect a server in my installation

- Using an other OS in the Netgear like DD-WRT or OpenWRT, but for the moment the RAX10 is under garantee.

The Netgear RAX10 is compatible VLAN, can block protocols and sites.

Is it possible to dos something with that ?

[microchip8]

No. The VLAN option on NETGEAR routers is only meant for specific purposes, like IPTV and some ISPs requiring it and such. It's not a full-blown VLAN solution.

[Philippe29]

Question :

Is the NETGEAR WAX204 able to do this ?

I can find a concrete description of the exact functions.

Thanks a lot