Whether you can access these devices or not depends on your firewall rules.

The usual (very simplifed) setup is as follows

VLANs:

• VLAN_Trusted
• VLAN_Untrusted
• VLAN_IoT

Firewall rules:

VLAN_Trusted: Can access everything, WAN (internet) as well as devices on VLAN_Untrusted and VLAN_IoT. Usually, your PC or smartphone is here

VLAN_IoT: can only access WAN (internet), but none of the other VLANs, usually connected devices, like smart appliances that you control via their dedicated apps, like Philips HUE lamps, etc

VLAN_Untrusted: Can not access anything. Usually devices that you don’t want to allow to access anything, lika a TV, or a printer to prevent automatic firmware updates.

Some people also hav a VLAN_Guests, which is similar to IoT, where devices can only access the internet.

I hope this helps

Fuck… Now that RAM prices are skyrocketing, we gonna see hoarders buy hundreds of TB of storage, leading to price hikes

I reworked my entire home network. Going from an Asus router to an opnsense firewall, just to put the HP printer and the LG TV on a VLAN with absolutely no internet access.

These two poor guys ping each other every day, in the hopes one of them gets a connection.

You can’t track payments automatically. You have to click the toggle the status of an invoice by hand.

Zugferd is on my todo list, the others I haven’t geard of yet, but will dig into

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