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  • Re: New firewall

    From Bob Worm #81@137.Wwivnet@11:1/101 to Weatherman #1 on Tue May 14 07:15:24 2024

    Hi, Mark.

    I originally scoped my home network out to be a class C /24. That was morethan enough before the world of IoT and smart homes. I am almost
    out of IPspace in my main /24 network at home, so I had to move things around slightly.

    Do you not keep the IoT junk in a separate network away from anything important?

    BobW
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  • From Jimmy Mac #1@707.Wwivnet@11:1/101 to Bob Worm #81 on Tue May 14 09:22:33 2024


    Do you not keep the IoT junk in a separate network away from anything important?

    All of mine are spread out over a couple of Wireless VLANs off a UBNT UDM hosting a couple of AC Pro HD's.

    J..


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  • From Weatherman@11:1/101 to Bob Worm #81 on Tue May 14 20:03:44 2024

    Do you not keep the IoT junk in a separate network away from anything important?

    No, all on the same subnet. Since many use discovery via broadcast, it is much easier to keep all of that on the same subnet.

    - Mark

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