Dual Lan Router plus modem

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Dav109

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Hi Everyone,

I am planning to setup two internal lan in my network so that I can have few clients with 192.168.15.0/24 range and few with 192.168.99.0/24 range.
I want to replace my current telstra NBN router with new router which can support this feature.
Any suggestions for models?
Thanks in advance.
 
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From the little I know about NBN stuff you have to be very careful that the device you call a router is only a router. If it has a modem or telephone ports in it you are likely going to have a huge issue getting the function you want. You could place a second router in front of it.

To your actual question the above listed device is good if you just want to buy something. It does not have wireless so you would need to add a AP.

The other option if you are somewhat technical is to use a router you can load dd-wrt on. There are large number of consumer routers that support it. Asus and tplink tend to have the largest number of supported devices. It is easy to get the software loaded. Like most things it will take you a while to...
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bill001g

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From the little I know about NBN stuff you have to be very careful that the device you call a router is only a router. If it has a modem or telephone ports in it you are likely going to have a huge issue getting the function you want. You could place a second router in front of it.

To your actual question the above listed device is good if you just want to buy something. It does not have wireless so you would need to add a AP.

The other option if you are somewhat technical is to use a router you can load dd-wrt on. There are large number of consumer routers that support it. Asus and tplink tend to have the largest number of supported devices. It is easy to get the software loaded. Like most things it will take you a while to learn to configure it because it has so many option and you need to learn the ones you can just ignore.
 
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