Can you see the Guest network computers in the DHCP list? Can you monitor traffic on the Guest network? Thanks.
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Yes. You can see each of the guest network computers as well as each wired and wireless computer that is logged on. This is viewed under the Network Map tab then clients button. Each client is identified by name as well as the address being used. You can monitor all traffic, but cannot separate just the guest traffic alone from the other traffic, as far as I can see. Under the Traffic Monitor tab there is a large active chart that displays traffic in any of four different ways. You can choose to view Internet, Wired, Wireless 2.4G, or Wireless 5G. Of course if all my personal computers were set up to use 5G I could then set up a guest network so that it could only use 2.4G. Then all traffic being displayed on the Wireless 2.4G chart would reflect the guests usage. Of course this may not be practical. With this router you can set up 3 different 2.4G networks and 3 different 5G networks all at the same time. You can choose to password protect each individually or leave it open to all. You can also set a timer on each separately so that access to the particular guest network expires after a certain time. Once set up the way you want it, which is easy, you can activate or deactivate any or all of the guest networks with a click of a button. So you might choose to have several Guest Networks configured for various situations and then activate the appropriate one. Hope this helps. John P
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You can see all the computers - regardless of which network they come in on. But I cannot see how to monitor each network individually.
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I would like to answer if it were in my knowledge, from what i understand it has 2 fequencies available one marked 40c, another marked 40c.5mgz, the system selects from between those 2 automaticly (maybe you can also select) the guest one is for you to let someone use the network but not allow them to remain on unless you allow them to sign on again. I just leave mine on 40c and all works well, for more accurate info maybe you could e mail belkin, hope this helps somewhat.
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Yes, under the default DD-WRT firmware you can setup a guest network pretty easily. Their support is pretty good at helping if you need it, although sometimes you get someone who is clueless, so you need to hang-up and call back.
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I would assume so. This device is essentially acting like a switch on the network. Once its connected, anything you plug into it should pull an address from the DHCP service. Although if they're already accessible wirelessly, why buy this?
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It can function as a DHCP client. But if you wish your network to perform under DHCP you will still need a DHCP server. On my networks I use the firewall appliance as the DHCP server.
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U can't add any dhcp options to the dhcp server for say vendor specific 242 avaya etc. Turn off autostart port as it gave me nothing but headaches.
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It does. You can set it up via the GUI under IP Configuration > IPv4 Management and Interfaces > DHCP Server. Or you can set it up using the CLI.
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Yes, I believe it can be.. I use it to increase my Wi-Fi network in my living room so that the internet is faster on my Smart TV but the Wireless N shows up as a separate network when I view network connections on my PC. It is secure so if other's in the area were to see it on their network they would not be able to connect to it. So you could plug it in your guest room, set it up as it's own separate network settings, complete with it's own password.
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Yes you can assign a different IP address to each nic. But if it's a windows machine I would only assign a gateway to the one with Internet access unless you know how to edit the windows routing table. Dual gateways never goes well in windows
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Do you mean loopback for diagnostics? Not that I am aware of. Diana then wrote: "No, I meant was a person able to use an outside ip to connect to a device within the network WHILE within the network." Well this question is far from clear, but it sounds like you are asking if it will do port forwarding. The answer to that is yes. When I had this modem I had things set up so I could use ssh to contact my home machine using port forwarding from machines outside my home network.
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I assume you are asking about Port Mirroring. Yes, the GS108T can do port mirroring under the Monitoring tab.
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This is a switch, it doesn't know or do anything with IP addresses. It routes using MAC addresses. I think your problem is something else.
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I believe there is only the one on Port #10. http://www.cloudrouterswitches.com/RB2011UiAS-RM.asp
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Yes, I believe at least one of the included firmware versions had provisions for guest networks.
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You can isolate the clients that are connected too the ap and the dhcp is from the router
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Yes, just be sure to give them separate names, like "MyNet-East" and "MyNet-West". I have two of these and set them to static IP addresses in a range not assigned by my router's DHCP host so I can always get at them to check status, update firmware, and so on.
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yes and no: it does support OpenVPN but not its most 'secure' configuration. The OpenVPN server and client on the router use TCP ports (which are vulnerable to SYN attacks) and SSL keys (instead of TLS). It is a better idea to have another machine take care of the OpenVPN server/client configuration and use the router as a firewall (you can implement a simple bruteforce deterrent using the firewall rules)