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How to setup two individual network in a router?

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http://serverfault.com – I am tryign to setup 2 networks for 2 rooms in my company. The first network is for upstairs and the second network is for downstairs. Upstairs users won't be able to see data in downstairs users computer (vice versa). Every computer is in the same subnet with static ip. They all connect to a switch -> router -> modem. Router: Linksys WRT54G Switch: Intellinet (Doesn't support vlan) Can I setup 2 workgroups to accomplish what I need? Any thoughts? Thanks a lot. (HowTos)

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Submitted by grtyyu on 02/16/2012 – Made popular on 02/16/2012

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I am tryign to setup 2 networks for my company. I need 1 network for the first room and another network on the second room. Each room can't access another room's computer. I have setup 2 workgroups for each room but it seems that the workgroup can't setup passwords. Every computer is in the same subnet with static ip. They all connect to a switch -> router -> modem.

I am a bit new to vlan, so forgive me if I ask noob question.

I am trying to setup a vlan on my netgear switch (GS105E). I want to create 2 separated networks and I want both of them have internet access.

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Modem connect to router WRT54G (with dd-wrt) connect to netgear switch

I have configured port 1 and port 5 as vlan1 and port 2 to port 4 as vlan2.

So the setup looks like this:

There is a main WLAN-router/modem which is connected to the internet and serves the lower floor with WLAN. Now upstairs I have a second WLAN-router/modem (I will call it router two from now on). A normal ethernet cable is plugged in in router two in one of the four ethernet ports and also in one of the four ethernet ports in router one.

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Problem Summary: - Linksys WRT54G dd-wrt NOT able to route when in Router mode

Env: - Linksys WRT54G running dd-wrt v24 firmware - LAN Subnet: 10.0.0.0/8 - WAN Subnet: 172.16.0.0/16 - Linux FC13 configured as a IPv4 router - LAN 172.16.0.0/16 - WAN ISP/Public IP

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