Best Wireless Router with VLAN support

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parallon

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Feb 16, 2018
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Hello all. I purchase a WRT3200ACM a while back, and I am kind of disappointed that it doesn't support VLANs. I want to segregate my security cameras from the rest of my network, because of all the talk of there being backdoors in some of the camera firmware.

So, I guess my question is, what is the best router that will support this functionality, and assignable/segregat'able' physical ports would be nice too.

Thanks in advance,

Mike
 
parallon said:
Hello all. I purchase a WRT3200ACM a while back, and I am kind of disappointed that it doesn't support VLANs. I want to segregate my security cameras from the rest of my network, because of all the talk of there being backdoors in some of the camera firmware.

So, I guess my question is, what is the best router that will support this functionality, and assignable/segregat'able' physical ports would be nice too.

Thanks in advance,

Mike
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You can simply block internet access for the cameras...there are threads discussing this..
if you want vlan support you will likely have to move to a small business router..
you can flash the router with ddwrt - though ddwrt only works with certain revisions of that model and even then is not easy to implement.
 
Thank you for your reply. I would like remote access to my cameras so I can get notified of events, so the "blocking Internet access" isn't an option for me. I currently am running DD-WRT, and I know that the option isn't available for this model. When you speak of "small business" router, can you give me an example?

Thanks again,

Mike
 
parallon said:
Thank you for your reply. I would like remote access to my cameras so I can get notified of events, so the "blocking Internet access" isn't an option for me. I currently am running DD-WRT, and I know that the option isn't available for this model. When you speak of "small business" router, can you give me an example?

Thanks again,

Mike
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USG20-VPN/USG20W-VPN - Reliable Remote Access Solution for Small Businesses & Branch Offices | Zyxel
Getting notifications is distinct from remote access.
You can setup notifications and still secure remote access with a vpn.
 
Wow, didn't think about that. So I can still use the Dahua app to see what's going on with my cameras, and yet prevent the cameras from "calling home?"

Mike
 
parallon said:
Wow, didn't think about that. So I can still use the Dahua app to see what's going on with my cameras, and yet prevent the cameras from "calling home?"

Mike
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yes..but they wont be able to send alerts. Are you using any NVR or vms?
 
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