Hi, So I have a router at home with dd-wrt running on it. I know there are ways of setting up MAC whitelists and such so that only certain devices can connect...I have a neighbor that I gave access to my wireless...I am wondering if there is a way to set it up so that a set of identified MAC addresses are on one network and any other unknown MAC address is still allowed but it is on a different network and can't communicate with the devices on the other network.
I just want to make it so that my devices are allowed to communicate with eachother just fine but anything that my neighbor or whoever else connects to my wireless is in its own little area and can't see my devices...just kind of a little extra security layer... I didn't really see anything in the dd-wrt pages that would allow me to do that...I thought I might be able to set something up in the dhcpd.conf file but there is none...hmmm....any ideas??? -Brandon Pedersen
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