My Dope Advanced Home Network Setup for Privacy and Security!
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2024
- I'll be describing a unique advanced network setup for a home that has convenient privacy and security options. I set these as objectives for the network. (1) Automatic VPN access - wired or wireless, (2) Non-VPN access wired-or wireless, (3) Ad-Blocking with Pi-Hole, (4) Wired alternatives.
It's not expensive to set up (normally it would be) and avoids rewiring an entire house with CAT 6 cabling. This setup discusses a wired VPN router with integrated pi-Hole support and wired extension solutions.
Part List
USB 3.0 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter amzn.to/2MVaRdN
Gigabit Ethernet Switch amzn.to/36pgRn1
Raspberry Pi 4 amzn.to/37E6ZFV
Raspberry PI 4 case amzn.to/37KjKPF
Wifi Router 802.11ac amzn.to/2tpESMa
Powerline TP-Link amzn.to/2sndfmA
Powerline Netgear amzn.to/2ToXCX4
BraxRouter Software rob.brax.me
BytzVPN bytzvpn.com
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Powerlines: Remember in the video that you need different powerlines to ensure separate networks. I've tested Netgear vs TP-Link so these seem to work separately. Be careful when choosing some of the unknown Chinese brands since they probably all use the same technology so you may end up with a single network even if they're differently branded (Chinese tech companies tend to multi-brand the same product)
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Someone just did a variant of this, using my BraxRouter and created a 3rd network that has TOR. So his home router can do Open-Wifi, VPN-Wifi, and TOR-Wifi.
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I'm the Internet Privacy Guy. I'm a public interest technologist. I'm here to educate. You are losing your Internet privacy and Internet security every day if you don't fight for it. Your data is collected with endless permanent data mining. Learn about a TOR router, a VPN , antivirus, spyware, firewalls, IP address, wifi triangulation, data privacy regulation, backups and tech tools, and evading mass surveillance from NSA, CIA, FBI. Learn how to be anonymous on the Internet so you are not profiled. Learn to speak freely with pseudo anonymity. Learn more about the dangers of the inernet and the dangers of social media, dangers of email.
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Any chance you can post a flow chart of the system? Similar to the graphics you used in the video. Great content, big fan.. thanks a ton!
That would be highly appreciated by myself. Thank You.
Great Info on setting up a home network .thanks Rob
This is awesome, I do need to split my network adding the VPN setup in my office for the desktop, laptop, and cell phone. I will get there soon.
Excellent Rob, great job!
Excellent video. I have been using pi-hole for years running on a Pi3 24/7 and configured to block about 3 million bad domains that updates weekly. Love pi-hole!
Learned a lot Rob -- thanks for making this video. Liked and subbed.
Thank you subbed, I appreciate your very concise explanation of everything. You make a good teacher. Again thanks.
cool. im going to do this. thanks Rob.
Zucking Dope! 🙋🏻♂️
I subscribed as all this information is clear and accurate. Cheers!
Thank you for some great ideas!
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AWESOME Thank You Rob.
Amazing content, thank you! Could you please review some home security systems or talk a bit about how to set up home security without loosing all of your privacy and having to become a tech expert?
Hi,Rob. I calculated the total cost of the setup coming to $446.45 and $501.45 if your bytzvpn added. Now my question: is your home network immune to hacking ?
u da man rob, finally google let me find this.thank u
Dope Homie.
Very good video, just a few notes: Switches don't repeat the signals to all the ports blindly. (This used to be true for hubs) Actually they have some kind of logic and they only transport packets to the right destination (using mac address table). Raspberry pi 4 has a gigabit port so you don't need to buy the gigabit adapter maybe for older versions, yes.
You need the adapter as the output port. The on board port is the input. There is only one native port, so you use usb3 to ethernet to get output.
Excellent information; but I'm going to have to watch this five times and take notes to comprehend what I need to do. I have Google Fiber and their mesh Wi-Fi, but I think I'm going to start cabling the laptop directly into the fiber box. More speed - easier to do what Rob is doing...or close to it....:)
I've been using the powerline adapters for many years. Excellent solution for home. They don't work so great in commercial environments.
Just wondering, if you cannot use these across breakers then how can they work if my panel is set up where I have different breakers for each of my rooms?
Sorry to be pedantic here, and I know this video is old, but your description of an ethernet switch actually is that of an ethernet hub. Hubs operate solely on layer 1, the physical layer. That is to say, they duplicate incoming signals electrically and do no routing. Hubs are practically nonexistent in this day and age as they're pretty much useless. Regular, unmanaged ethernet switches operate on layer 2, the data link layer. It routes transmissions to the port they're intended for by identifying the MAC address of the next hop as specified by the previous hop. Layer 3 switches are where the line between switch and router starts to get blurry, and many managed switches are layer 3 switches. These operate on logical addresses (typically IP addresses) more than hardware addresses. These are capable of advanced routing, as they can operate on layer 2 and 3 as needed. For example, a server could be connected to a layer 3 switch via multiple physical connections and the layer 3 switch would be able to provide load balancing and failover functions.
But I know what you're referring to with having too many devices on it at once - If more than 1gbps of traffic is trying to make it through to your router, it's going to slow down, as the speed it can pass network traffic along is limited by the physical layer speed (in this case 1gbps on each port). This bottleneck would exist for a layer 3 switch as well, unless it were connected to your router via a faster physical link, which in this case isn't possible as the pi also operates at a gigabit maximum.
I don't know if you addressed this in another video as I've yet to accomplish watching all of them, but I thought I should throw that out there.
i like this guy already
I don't really do this but you got a new sub for the title.
This man is a hero.
I really like your setup. But I would like to add some comments on the power line extenders. They will not do well if plugged into a circuit that has a fridge or any rotary electric motor plugged into that circuit. This causes network errors, and the units themselves cause dirty electricity. With all those wifi routers you are dosing everyone in the home with EMF at a much higher levels than China and Russia allow on there public. If you added a managed switch then you could impalement V-lans for all cameras and or IOT devices. Oh and for cyber security using the same wifi passwords not good, WPA2 and WPA3 are cracked so there is really no safe wifi unless your using a firewall, or a pair of them with a DMZ. Pfsense and IPfire are great. I love your channel great info and good videos thanks for being a privacy advocate.
very good! And what you say is true! But it had to be done (for the video) at a reasonable cost. I have not had a problem with motors and such though as you know, Microwave will disrupt 2.4GHZ (not 5GHZ). For a typical home, the traffic isn't sufficient to be affected by the electrical noise (as far as bandwidth).
Yes, the EMF is an issue with Powerlines. But again that's a cost issue. At some point, someone could go wired completely.
WPA2 can be hacked. But what's the point of protecting it with multiple passwords that are different? When one is hacked, then all are hacked. All are going to be hacked. So the VPN isolates your traffic from sniffing depending on which router is hacked. Not a bad idea to have different passwords for the VPN side vs the open side.
By the way I'm subnetting with Wifi routers, the IOT automatically operates in isolated LANS. But in my case, I wrote all the code for my IOT's so I'm less concerned about that.
Excellent viewpoints!
2:36
2:57 Ad blocking
3:25 piehole
4:16 my setup
New Sub here. Awesome network setup.
Do connections into the Powerline ports bypass any VPN and content filtering services that may be running on your “regular network”? (i.e., Pi-Hole, etc.)
You were mentioning that as your way of having both a VPN and non-VPN option in every room & i just wanted to make sure I understood that correctly.
Thanks for your great content!
…looks like CZcams are promoting your old vids Mr B 🤭 Brilliant vid as always. Hope that you are & the family are all well sir? 🙏🏾 Patiently awaiting your new content 😉
Humm, are you dealing? “Dope” Network is curious expression!🤔😂 just kidding excellent work, Rob!
😄 nobody knows!
_"If you want to have a private conversation, don't do it in front of one of our TV's"_ ~CEO Samsung Electronics
LOL
@@robbraxmantech Realize that he actually did say that too rob
whatta werld whatta werld
Love the channel. What is the white cap in the background. Navy? USNA?
This is amazing
Hi. Thank you for video! For VPN RASPBERRY PI OR PI HOLE EVEN. IF R PI3 or R PI 4. A “”52PI ICE TOWER (TALL ONE) actually cools the PI extremely well. There are good testing to show you results in best cooling.... 52 Pi ice tower Wins easily and it is CHEAP! I look forward to next videos showing set ups.
My first thought is how can I pay someone to do this for me.
You hire someone. Contact a computer repair person who makes house calls.
Right? This info is taking up all the RAM in my brain 😣
Ah, dont stress it. Childs play if you buy his router for the vpn.
Thanks for another great video Rob. As a fellow ham, do you get interference from the mains electric routers? This is a big problem here in the UK. Those mains routers make a hello of a lot of noise!
Those ethernet over powerline devices are broadband HF jammers and should be illegal. It's best to widlarize them and run some shielded ethernet cable.
You've given me some things to think about. I knew about the powerline LAN units, but got distracted, plus thought I read that they had a degraded (degrading) signal effect/capability. But will solve a few issues versus cabling. Discovered this site as I found that with VPN full time (Kill Switch on), my laptop cannot "see" my PC - does not appear in the Network list. I do not use Microsoft accounts - which would make this easy, I think. I need a means to have VPN on (both PC and laptop) but be able to access the PC from my laptop. I had this ability working for a while, then either the Kill Switch or some other change now blocks the process. Thought I could do something though the VPN software (Surfshark), but haven't discovered a way. Any ideas, anyone? MS took away the HomeGroup back in the fall +/- - grrr!
Hi I was at your site, a lot of items are sold out or not available- no phones, no Pi VPN- what is your plans- restock or just offer the software and SD cards?
Very interesting ! thanks you so much. I think to install Zabbix on a Respberry Pi 4 to monitor all the device on my network. Open source monitoring software. What do you think about it ?
How do you protect your network from being sniffed or middle man? Thanks for the great videos.
Great video! -I wonder how the power line adapter and the new spy smart meters?- Nvm. answer = encryption. (next question is about fingerprinting. but that's for another day :wink:)
Doesnt work that way. PLE is like a regular passthru to link devices like a one to many switch. If you to connect multiple ethernet devices, PLE would be used to connect another router. As far as spy electric meters, if some nosey person hacked your device or online account, and gained access to your home, they could easily map your devices and profile you and know when you were doing laundry, or running a desktop with a monitor vs a laptop. That said, why would you bother installing an insecure device with a web app interface that can be compromised with a keylogger to steal your password? And why are you worried about it if you dont have a known stalker?
What are the maximum speeds I should expect out the gate with this vs a usg with threat management running (85mbps)? Just wondering which is the better option right now. If I went with the USG, I'm planning on a unified switch and access point to run their controller.
Is it possible to use mesh routers after the PI? Specifically google mesh routers? I know I know, Ive dug myself a big google hole over the years but Im finally coming around :)
Ok...so for PLE if your neighbor has one too, can you see their devices? In my urban environment, older PLE adapters can see anyone on the same phase
Thank you! What would you advice me - and people like me - to do? My house is not wired. The tv's use satellite dish and antennas. I avoid the IoT. I use my LTE mobile phone's hotspot with a Linux - and a Windows (simple video editing) laptop. This setup is simple and costs a lot less than wired access. I realize it has drawbacks. What can I do?
On modern Android you can pass the VPN connection of the phone to connected devices on hotspot, at least in CalyxOS. Just do that so your devices are protected on that front. Then pick a VPN with ad blocking DNS like BraxVPN, though I know WeVPN also offers that too if you want an alternative.
This will help protect your devices downstream from the phones connection.
Thanks
I'm pretty sure the technology in the power strips is just a transformer. I believe it's used a mechanical disconnect/buffer and comes with a few other benefits.
Great, but how you will access NAS on the main network while connected to VPN router?
I like your information but for a ‘green’ newbie, a good slow demo how to do all this would not only be appreciated but extremely helpful.
There is another video that's more basic. Setup a VPN Router
Just fyi on switches, offices use them too. It is the core of any computer network. They don't slow down your network like network hubs who disappeared a long time ago do.
They will slow down your network if used by themselves in one subnet since they just propagate more broadcast traffic. But with most people on Wifi, the Wifi routers can create subnets that will limit the traffic. Broadcast traffic especially with Windows/Netbios can seriously degrade a network. That's why an enterprise will split the network using routers and not switches.
@@robbraxmantech Enterprise switches are layer 3 enabled meaning they can do routing but the subnets are usually separated using vlans.
Broadcast traffic in a home network? If you have a problem with that then you should really investigate your software. Even windows can be configured to limit it but that should never be an issue at home.
Yes. I mentioned in the video that Home use of a switch is not a major concern. And broadcast protocols are typically common in office environments. A "managed" switch is of course a different animal vs the unmanaged switches that just duplicate the signal electrically. I think we understand each other well. For home use, I'm suggesting very specific inexpensive equipment.
@@robbraxmantech Managed switch will split the traffic with a vlan, layer 2, routers are layer 3, subnets, Network segmentation can give more security making it harder to hack or exfiltrate data out of the network. You can apply rules on routers and switches to increase security and privacy.
@@goku445 vlans are layer 2 mac addresses, subnets are layer 3 IP addresses, they are different and are both used for segmenting networks. They are misunderstood by many in business which is why so many networks are flat and unsecured. We can't even get our windows XP machines off our networks LoL.
You definitely need more graphics and visualizations of what you are saying
i agree, like slides and presentations
I didn't target that audience looking for basic instructions. Sorry. I'll do a different video with more basic stuff. This was more big picture for people who already understood the basics and it's already 16 minutes. This one was to ALTER an existing network to add more advanced features.
@@robbraxmantech thank you, i highly appreciate your hard work and knowledge, kudos!
@@robbraxmantech … Thanks Rob. I am looking into this. Good stuff!
As soon as the charts and diagrams came out. I zoned out completely. This is why I cannot make it through Network+ classes
I am thoroughly impressed. Can I get permission to distribute your wifi VPN solution?
Nicee ^^ 👍
your background is giving me vertigo xD
Lol
I didnt notice until I read your comment lol
If I use this method can you tell us when I should use the open wifi, vpn wifi, and Tor wifi? Like there are times to use one or the other
Always use vpn on cell phones. You need open internet for devices like smart tvs or other things that run apps like netflix. You cant watch tv without ads. (maybe with premium?) I would put gaming devices and tvs on a different network or subnet, and use vpn for business and other applications. Tor can cause issues with a lot of access. In any case your options are based on privacy needs and location requirements, as well as speed requirements. You dont want to tor your connection to travel around the planet if you plan to trade stocks on line or such things as require usa location and speed. Very sensitive data being passed thru email or some other protocol could be torified to protect it. Do you actually need it?
Hi Rob, do you have a suggestion for a local DNS ?
Android do not allow to override it (you need a fake VPN), *.local domains do not work, just ip:port works in Android but it's complicated to remember if you self host many services by yourself
In Linux, you just update a hosts file. There's an equivalent in Windows too. I'm not sure about Android
@@robbraxmantech Yes, the problem is Android without root (I can't root it because it isn't supported well).
I just tried to ask, thanks
Buy a cheap domain and set up A records for the IPs you want. If it's internal you can spin up a linux DNS, check to see if your home router has DNS service or look into DD-WRT or just upgrade your firewall to pfSense and use DNS Resolver. I haven't used PIhole yet but my understanding is that THAT has DNS services as well. Just have your DHCP point to your PIhole if need be.
Powerline adapters don’t work well with gfi outlets. If the outlet has a test and/or reset button, plug the powerline in somewhere else.
Good point!
What stands gfi for?
Ground-Fault Interruption - outlets with little red buttons (usually used in wet areas like Kitchens and bathrooms). Don't put a Powerline there
@@robbraxmantech thanks, Rob. So it's something like 'Fehlerstrom Schutzschalter' or 'FI' in german. I've gotta convert this technical term abbreviations into something meaningful.
@@fuerLutzi they're just outlets with buttons. LOL
Rob, I had the same issue with overheating with my router. Do you supply the heat sinks and fan with the Braxrouter kit?
He uses a Raspberry Pi 4 so just get heatsinks for those.
@@jaredgarbo3679 My Braxrouter kit does come with a Raspberry Pi 4, but apparently does not come with heat sinks and a fan. I had to add those myself to keep it from overheating.
What is the throughout of the Power line bridge?? Mbps??
Can anybody tell me what hotspot Rob uses? We’re moving somewhere within existing internet and I’m trying to figure out how to work it best. I remember him saying something about his hotspot assigning a née IP address each time he connects. That would seem to add to the anonymity.
Hi i use Windscribe VPN, can i use it on the BRaxWiFi?
Have converted an old laptop into a router with Linux installed on it, controlling everything coming in or out with Pihole and DoH running on it. No DNS query leaves my house unencrypted.
what should i look up to setup something like this
Why do I keep thinking this guy gets free cable TV 😁
How do you address tplink being owned by a Chinese company? How can you be sure it's not opening a backdoor into your network?
is the purpose of the pi-hole, just for your devices on the NON VPN routers? If you have a VPN router setup with a VPN that has a tight DNS there would be no need for the PI-Hole correct?
Pi-Hole is an ad-blocker (blocks domains of ad entities)
@@robbraxmantech Ahh, I see. You don't get any DNS leaks when you use Pi-hole and a vpn router? I am going to look into Pi-hole.
Quite a few network no-nos in this video. Daisy changing routers will cause "double natting" which will increase latency and interfere with peer to peer communications forcing your data to go through a relay server (potential privacy implications). Also having 4 wifi routers will reduce the overall bandwidth you can get from any one of them. There is only so many RF "channels" available for wifi, and devices share this bandwidth essentially by "taking turns" on a channel. The more wifi routers you have the more contention their will be and the slower and less reliable your wifi service will be. There are better ways, although perhaps beyond most non technical users.
I didn't know Netflix blocks vpn's. I thought that was one of the advantages is that you can unlock geolocation specific videos?
It doesn't. We change servers often to view shows elsewhere
google are powerline ethernet adapters inherently secure if you want to get a security stack exchange answer that explains that powerline adapters usually leak out their signal over the wire. Due to wiring extending outside your own home in most cases.
I've seen cases where entire internal office networks were leaked to houses in their direct perimeter because they used powerline adapters. Someone plugging in a powerline to ethernet adapter in their household might actually be able to sit on someone else's network that is connected to the same wire.
Then there is the issue that powerline adapters can only extend up to a specific wiring range. Which can be extended with more plugs. But can be a problem if you have a large building to cover.
Not to mention other electrical devices injecting noise over the wire causing lower bandwidth speeds and possibly interference...
This might actually not be the safest, or fastest, or most reliable way of communication tbh :/ just my 2 cents...
But hey, if the power line is your only choice of extending a network.... Go for it.
Or if you want to snoop in on someone else's network, might as well create a isolated powerline ethernet connection for the devices you want free internet and wireshark fun on. Then again, I don't know how to isolate something like this.
I'm also quite interested on how sending signals to other electrical devices on the wire would look like when extending your ethernet over power line.
Like for example, can I plug in a powerline adapter and try to send electrical signals to my neighbors toaster? That would be really cool tbh....
I'm not that familiar with fuse boxes and signals bleeding out to other phases. And would love to see some academical paper on how this actually happens and works. And whether there is a way to prevent it from happening. So if anyone has a pointer to a good paper explaining it in further details, I'm very much interested... Would love to learn more on this topic. I feel stupid not knowing how this works.
EDIT: Found the paper on security mechanisms for homeplug av's... it's in the stack exchange posts.
Something to note about using Pi-hole; since most- if not all- ads basically get blocked, the videos poster will not get paid for your view.
It's ok. I'll live. LOL. That's why I'm a Public-Interest technologist. I do what's in your interest. I also have less subs than is normal because (1) People with VPN's are often not counted and (2) people don't sub because they don't want to be tracked.
Whatever makes everyone comfortable.
Could you provide a link where I get the router?
The 10/100 speed switch is that fine for a PoE Ethernet switch for my home Camera's?
It will be a bottleneck. Get a Gigabit switch. They're cheap
Ok yes I seen the 10/100 on Amazon is around $150. While the gigabit switch is $260.
Does “NoAds” on BytzVPN using Brax WiFi utilise Pi-Hole?
yes
I Installed DD WRT in old router and configured VPN using Open VPN on it. It works flawlessly, Only need to pay for VPN subscription (some free VPN is available with limited GB per for month so anyone can try this first before subscribe)
Rob, while I appreciate your BraxRouter and BraxVPN solutions as funding for your privacy education, I've invested a couple of years experiencing OpenWRT towards my network security efforts. I'm not sure I'm quite ready to switch solutions yet. What is your take on trusting the OpenWRT platform?
It's fine.
Hello I have a question. Is this video parts list still up to date? Or is there a new updated router model??
I have a more recent video with a more complex setup (multi-network)
@@robbraxmantech thank you, what's the name of the video? Please
Dude, I'm going to have to be left back and do this over again. I can not be promoted to 3rd grade electronics and application yet. Oh my.
Now all you need is a large UPS (uninterruptible power supply)
Hi! How can I purchase your device?
powerlines transmit your data to all around by using your unshielded power cables as antennas. Not nice for other radio hams either.
Does the Brax Wifi Router support Vlans? Thanks.
Not sure. BraxRouter is it's own NAT
Would you also suggest spoofing mac address?
Not required on a home network. Some spoofing is already done on Android 10 and up
Do you have problems with online banking using a vpn?
I have all this , use vpn and wired
i understand this video is old but why add a usb rj45 when the Pi4 comes with one @ 1gig?
Because you need TWO ethernet ports to do a wired router mode
@@robbraxmantech oh snap sorry I missed that part and thought that was the pi-hole only.
What is your thought on opnsense? I have a computer running with that as my router.
How much is the cost of whole set up ?
9:00 Do you know what a VLAN, or PPPoE is ?
MoCa works better than powerline in my experience and provides network access anywhere you have a cable box, have you tried it?
Some inline power adapters work and you have to factor in how much noise is on the circuit you are running the adapter on.
ofc your only getting 100 mbps rpi only run at that! until rpi 5 with gagabit comes out i guess!
Can you suggest how I can store my large amount of photos without Google
Get a computer and transfer it from the phone. Very easy. Or create a Nextcloud server
hmm this a advanced setup that is aimed for newbie so they can set it up on their own
though personally Ill just use pfsense, i can get a policy routing this way and also a AP and switch that is VLAN aware.
so basically I use 1 router/firewall to do it all vs, this setup on this video that requires 3 device total just to get that separate network for VPN and separate network for non-VPN.
though my setup is basically:
pfsense with 6 subnet:
-- LAN (management) no device on the network will use this unless I want to configure it, I basically configured my pfsense to have a dedicated management interface, to configure all devices like the switch, pfsense, and the APs. No other subet will have access to management interface of the firewall and the AP.
- HOME, basically the base network, all normal device is connected here (eg laptop, smartphones, also my NAS is connected here since it needs to), this subetnet can access all other networks except the LAN subnet.
- IoT, all IoT devices is connected here such as smart speakers like smart android tv, sonos and alexa devices.
- Surveillance, all surveillance equipment is connected here, all devices in here will have no way to connect to the internet, the only way to remote access it is to connect to the VPN server (setup within pfsense) and access it from there. It's also accessible on HOME network as well to view the camera feeds on iPad or a smartphone or even a PC/Laptop, its only 1 way communication.
- Game Consoles (a dedicated network for game consoles like my PS4 and Switch) this network has active UPnP service so it can do port forwarding automatically.
- GUEST, only on AP, dedicated network, also limited bandwidth. only allows port 53, 80 and 443 traffic.
wait where's the VPN? well since this is pfsense, I can selectively route a device to go to VPN service like my torrent traffic on my NAS, the torrent client is contained on a docker container, and setup as a dedicated network setup that image have its own IP address on Home network, after that I just put a policy routing firewall rule on it to use the VPN and throw all the packets there.
devices used:
- a min ITX build with quad port intel nic (pfsense)
- 24port managed switch (netgear)
- 3 Ubiquity AP AC Pro, configured as mesh.
wife's approval rating is 100% since its clean to look, vs the old setup with a 8 legged router (antenna). both switch, pfsense and surveillance is in the corner near the garage which is hidden in normal view.
this only works for me since the house is rehabilitated with mind of having a wired rj45 cat6 cabling in mind.
Hey I'm interested in your setup. What hardware did you use?
Engagement
How do you do the initial split?
By plugging in the BraxRouter into Wifi 1 (your original Wifi router), you have in essence created a new subnet with a VPN while leaving the Wifi1 alone.
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It would be great if someone would make a device to send your internet signal through a homes entire entire electrical/ breaker system and make it so that electrical outlets had receiver ends Ethernet ports. This would eliminate having to wire the house with cat cable.
Huh? That's called POWERLINE. And used in this video
@@robbraxmantech I uses a power line adapter. I was thinking that there must be a way to have 1 input into the entire electrical panel, then setup outlet receivers in your preferred locations.
Nice idea, doesn't seem anyone has done this or is even working on it.
@@robbraxmantech Also, can I prefer a Brax router even if they're not available (back order) Trying to get a RPi 4 is impossible.
DOPE ? Ahh... you're Selling DOPE ! ( What Kind ? ) In these BEYOND PREPOSTEROUS TIMES, Quayludes would be Appropriate.
Now you tell me this. lolz.
Rob, your link rob.brax.me no longer connects (We can’t connect to the server at rob.brax.me.). I have purchased the VPN $89, but can't see a valid link to the VPN build software. I'm in the UK but have a Pi4 ready to go, can you help point me in the right direction please?
that link is http. In any case just go to brax.me
Why not just put a vpn on main router and exclude banking and netflix?
Exactly why you have two networks normally. I have another video that demonstrates this. How to Set Up a VPN Router
Guys dont forget a Firewall Setup