I’d like to never be able to access my home network storage through my AR300M.
My router IP and my NAS IP are different, is it possible to make sure that I cannot access the network storage through the gl-inet router?
Could you draw a topology diagram?
Not sure exactly how to draw a topology diagram but hopefully this explains it a bit.
Main AP (with connected storage drive) > Gl-inet > My device [Main AP is connected to Gl-inet via WISP]
Gl-inet shows the connected storage drive from the main AP to my device.
What I would like is:
- Devices connected to the Main AP can see the connected storage drive
- Devices connected to the Gl-inet AP cannot see the storage device of the parent network
That’s strange, if your Gl-iNet router is in WISP mode, it is opening another network, that’s why you have two different IP in the main network and in the network of your Gl-iNet. It should not be possiable to acces your main network.
I have also a Gl-iNet router in WISP mode connected to my main network. I have also two different IP adresses and I can’t see in the other network, neither way.
Try to disable UPnP service in your Gl-iNet router and restart, this should prevent your devices in your Gl-iNet network to discover other devices.