#Opendns updater edgerouter full
#Opendns updater edgerouter Pc

Hairpin NAT is enabled for eth1 and eth2 so you can use the same dynamic address from both inside your network and outside your home network. It is usually best to let the router build the routing tables for itself. Unless you need to do something very special and understand exactly what you are doing, leave the settings in this tab alone. You can also examine type of traffic for each device using its disclosure triangle. Usage is graphically displayed for the top devices. Your EdgeRouter tracks how much data each client is using. Effectively the switch0 is turned off in my configuration. Its address range is 'no address.' Also, under its Vlan tab you find none of the interfaces are selected to be switched. Switch0 is special in that we do not using it in this config. You will find each has been assigned a distinct IP address range. While you are in this dialog, notice the IP range for LAN 2 is defined with '192.168.92.1/24'Ĭlick on 'save' to store your name change.Įxamine each interface and its config. Select Actions/Config from the Action drop down menu for LAN 2 Isolated.Ĭhange its name to LAN 2 Isolated Cameras We notice that the Lan 2 Isolated network is not that well named. On the lower portion of the display you see the various Interfaces (your LANs) configurations. Because one cannot rename the ethernet ports, I name each LAN with a number to match its ethernet port. You can select the checkboxes next to each interface to add them to the display. In the above picture, eth0 and eth1 traffic are being graphed. Moving bar graphs show you Tx and Rx activity for the LAN's you select. You can switch between views via the tabs at the top of the screen (Dashboard, Traffic Analysis, Routing, etc) Log into the ER-X and view its Dashboard.

#Opendns updater edgerouter Pc

If you factory reset the EdgeRouter, you must start again with a connection on Eth0 and your PC in Ubiquity's default IP range. NB: The Main LAN in this configuration is on eth1 not Eth0. VLAN 1003 can only reach the internet, but not the main LAN nor any other LANs. 1003 matches the guest VLAN implemented by Apple. This is intended to support a guest WiFi system wherein the access points tag guest packets on VLAN 1003. VLAN 1003-Eth1 - Supports a limited access guest VLAN. This LAN, line Ltd LAN 3, can only reach the internet, but not other LANs Limited LAN 4 (eth4) - Perhaps you need another limited network for guest usage. This LAN can reach the WAN, but not the other LANs

Limited LAN 3 (eth3) - Some devices, like IOT devices, need internet access, but you don't want them to mess with your main network or cameras. This prevents cameras (or NVR) from phoning home. Main thing to remember is that the Camera LAN is intended to keep devices from reaching out of the LAN. The recorder PC is given special permission to reach out to the internet. Device on this LAN are isolated and cannot reach out to the internet. Isolated Camera LAN 2 (eth2) - IP cameras and your recording PC or NVR live on this LAN.

#Opendns updater edgerouter full

This LAN has full access to everything including the camera LAN devices. Main LAN 1 (eth1) - Main network devices for your home go on this LAN. WAN (eth0) - connects to internet provider device. I do that to simplify later identification. Notice that the defined LANs are numbered to match their associated ethernet port number. I may interchangeably call the camera LAN 2, the surveillance LAN 2) I recommend labeling the ports to indicate their usage as above.