Any way to access guest wifi nodes from regular network?

[FestiveFuneral]

I have wome IoT devices (smart plugs, thermostats, etc) which are not hardened. Well, I can't verify whether or not they are hardened. Anyway, I have put those on my guest network, to prevent an adversary from attacking my sensitive devices through my IoT devices.

However, I have a server, which I run on my regular network (as it needs to access other nodes). One of the responsibilities of this server is to control some of the IoT stuff. Currently, it cannot access or detect the devices on the guest network.

Is there any way at all to allow one-way access for this case?

 

[pjv]

I have wome IoT devices (smart plugs, thermostats, etc) which are not hardened. Well, I can't verify whether or not they are hardened. Anyway, I have put those on my guest network, to prevent an adversary from attacking my sensitive devices through my IoT devices.

However, I have a server, which I run on my regular network (as it needs to access other nodes). One of the responsibilities of this server is to control some of the IoT stuff. Currently, it cannot access or detect the devices on the guest network.

Is there any way at all to allow one-way access for this case?

Take a look at these two recent posts and see if they might help you:

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/v...ameras-using-asus-rt-ac68u.61264/#post-542228

https://www.snbforums.com/threads/v...ameras-using-asus-rt-ac68u.61264/#post-542406