I am trying to set up a home network for both personal and business use and want to keep the two networks completely separate. Is it possible for each network to have wired Ethernet connections?
I am looking at getting a ASUS RT-68U or Netgear Nighthawk R7000, both of which allow for separate wireless “guest” networks, but I do not think they have separate wired "guest" networks. Is there a wireless router that allows for two separate networks, each wired Ethernet connections?
The wired Ethernet access is more important for the home network and using one of the 2 routers listed above, I could set up the home network as the “main” network (which would also be used for actual guests/visitors) and the business network as the wireless “guest” network. I could live without wired Ethernet access for the business network, but am concerned about security of the “guest” network for business use.
If the wireless “guest” network has a secure password, is it any less secure than that of the “main” network? Also, is the “guest” network secure from non-administrator users on the “main” network?
I am looking at getting a ASUS RT-68U or Netgear Nighthawk R7000, both of which allow for separate wireless “guest” networks, but I do not think they have separate wired "guest" networks. Is there a wireless router that allows for two separate networks, each wired Ethernet connections?
The wired Ethernet access is more important for the home network and using one of the 2 routers listed above, I could set up the home network as the “main” network (which would also be used for actual guests/visitors) and the business network as the wireless “guest” network. I could live without wired Ethernet access for the business network, but am concerned about security of the “guest” network for business use.
If the wireless “guest” network has a secure password, is it any less secure than that of the “main” network? Also, is the “guest” network secure from non-administrator users on the “main” network?