What I want to do:
It's small business network setup. I need two separate LANs (LAN1 for developers, LAN2 for marketing and managers). A wifi access is also needed. All network should have access internet. The security policies are as follow: 1- LAN1 host cannot see or communicate with LAN2 hosts. 2- LAN2 can communicate with LAN1 hosts and read or write on their disks. 3- WLAN has only internet access and no access no any LANs.
AS the first solution: I though of using a L2 manageable switch (like D-Link DGS-1210-28 (L2) or D-Link DGS-3620-28SC (L3)) and create two VLANs on it by port-based VLANs. Then use a simple ADSL wifi modem-router (like asus rt-n66u or cisco RV series routers) to share internet and create WLAN.
But I have few questions:
- Doest this work? IF yes, the routing between two VLANs is performed by L2 switch itself? can I set those security rules on VLANs using the switch configuration?
- Or I should go for buying a more advanced router and create the two real LANs? I have also budget problem. So a less expensive solution which works is best for me.
Many thanks
Regards
PS: I don not if I should mention that there will be a HP server and NAS storage probably on LAN1.