@FpgaEd As I understand it, outside of the primary router node, it is possible the walls of the guest network can come down due to the fact that any other equipment relaying traffic on the network...

@ajmxco do you happen to have a switch in place on your network? the reason I ask is the guest network uses a VLAN to isolate from other traffic. If your switch is not preserving or setting the tag...

@SLGTA Yep I literally just ran into this tonight. Let me explain quickly. I have my main node in the main house garage. I have an office space in a separate building without Ethernet wiring to it....

@MDSINNC Wee! This makes me happy! :D So glad you're fixed up. That is very nice looking, I'll give you that! I really love that you have an outlet and there and everything, that's awesome!...

@MDSINNC It's so funny you mention the fiber ONT and how ISP's handle that. I work in the IT industry and I've seen enough fiber installs to know well exactly what you just said. They will only go...

@bsktball11ch I can agree here as well. The info is pretty much useless because yes, it's always an API or content delivery server, tracker or some software update/check in. Never actually see...