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The Consumer Router Trap

11 点作者 nabilhat超过 3 年前

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btach超过 3 年前
The setup I have for my shop is a tiny computer with OpnSense with the LAN port connected to a 5-port switch. I have an old wifi router with OpenWRT installed put in switch mode for wifi access to that network (plus extra ethernet ports). I was thinking of looking into putting my cable modem&#x2F;router into modem-only mode and using a different router like I have in my shop for the local network.<p>My question is this: If there were vulnerabilities in my modem&#x2F;router firmware, does putting it in modem-only mode and using a separate router&#x2F;switch mitigate them? Does it depend on the specific vulnerability?
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johnklos超过 3 年前
This is why I&#x27;m disappointed that Apple stopped selling Airports. They&#x27;re good quality, they do what they do well, they don&#x27;t have tons of &quot;features&quot; to try to sell them, and they&#x27;re supported for incredibly long periods of time. The last updates, issued in July, 2019, covered Airports going back to 2008.<p>I&#x27;m waiting for a company - <i>any</i> company - to start selling devices that don&#x27;t have tons of gratuitous features which expand the security surface, that aren&#x27;t deprecated within a year or two, and that don&#x27;t tie us in to some &quot;cloud&quot; service or paid subscription.
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1MachineElf超过 3 年前
I&#x27;m curious to know what the author&#x27;s intent was trying to use OpenWRT with a web server. I&#x27;ve happily used OpenWRT in several instances and have had good results for the most part. I wonder if the author took the problem they encountered to the OpenWRT forums - lots of helpful people on there. Unfortunately, when I clicked on their link about using it on a Raspberry Pi 3, it just links back to the same article. I can confirm however that FreeBSD works well as on a Raspberry Pi in a router-on-a-stick configuration. Had similar success with OpenBSD on a BeagleBone too.