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d57d9 No.1546

i've got this old "smart" toaster that keeps trying to connect back home every time i use it. now imagine if someone could hack into my network through such a device - yikes! netgear routers seem like they might help, but what's the deal with vlans?

so here's where we can get clever: by segmenting our networks using vlans (virtual local area networks), we create separate traffic lanes for different types of devices . this means even if a "smart" device gets compromised or tries to misbehave, it won't be ableto mess with the restof my network.

i've been thinking - does anyone have tips on how they set up vlans in their home networks? i want something simple but effective!

https://dev.to/hugovalters/vlan-segmentation-securing-iot-devices-from-the-main-network-4mbn

b26c8 No.1547

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tags for smart devices should be configured w/ strict dot1q to prevent tag flooding and ensure only intended traffic passes thru each vlan ⚠



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