Hello,
I have a Router A (Asus RT-N66R) and Router B (Linksys WRT54G). The modem (Motorola SurfBoard SB6141) is connecting to Router A's WAN port. I want to create a separate network for smartphones or computers so if someone hacked into a computer or malware was spread, it would only effect that network and such things as NAS, printers, and smart home devices are on a separate network. The problem is I'm trying to make where a computer on one network can see the NAS on another network.
Could I connect a LAN port on Router A to Router B's WAN port to create separate networks but for Router A devices to still see Router B devices but not vice versa?
I have a Router A (Asus RT-N66R) and Router B (Linksys WRT54G). The modem (Motorola SurfBoard SB6141) is connecting to Router A's WAN port. I want to create a separate network for smartphones or computers so if someone hacked into a computer or malware was spread, it would only effect that network and such things as NAS, printers, and smart home devices are on a separate network. The problem is I'm trying to make where a computer on one network can see the NAS on another network.
Could I connect a LAN port on Router A to Router B's WAN port to create separate networks but for Router A devices to still see Router B devices but not vice versa?
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