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8.2

Internet Only - Guest Access Setup in DD-WRT

Asked by christo87 in Wireless Technologies, Wireless Local Area Network

Tags: guest, wireless, access, internet

I'm going to be allowing a neighbor to use my wireless network.  I want to set them up such that they can get to the Internet but cannot access any part of my LAN (printers, file servers, other routers, etc).

The main router is a WRT54G with DD-WRT v23 SP1 (I know, I need to update).  I'd like to keep this all within this one router and not have to add another one if possible.

How do I do this?

Thanks!
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Tags: guest, wireless, access, internet
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