tl;dr: Seeking help preventing one network from seeing another.
I have two routers -- call them R1 and R2 -- and would like to define a firewall rule so clients of R2 can't see clients of R1. Something like: iptables -A INPUT -s <R2's network> -d <any R1 client> -j DROP Unfortunately, neither router allows such rules to be defined. (R1 is a Verizon FIOS Quantum Gateway serving a wired network. R2 is a Google Wi-Fi mesh router connected as a node on the Verizon wired network.) Any suggestions how to achieve this goal? My first thought is to place a simple hardware device between the two routers. In my dreams, it's a tiny, low-cost box with a WAN & LAN connector and running iptables, and fast enough that it doesn't slow down R2's network. The firewall market is huge, and I've been reading reading device manuals on & off for several days. A recommendation would really help! Or is there a better solution to my dilemma? Thank you very much for any insights. -- Dan Barrett _______________________________________________ Discuss mailing list Discuss@lists.blu.org http://lists.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss
