Ars Technica

2 or more DSL routers on one network?

One of my sites uses a DSL connection with all the computers behind a NAT-router. One of the boxes on the network is a Windows 2000 Terminal server (admin mode only). And I port-forward port 3389 to ...
Ars Technica

Multiple routers, one network, yes I've read the FAQ

Router 1 - 10.0.1.1 (Untrusted LAN)<BR><BR>Router 2 - 10.0.10.1 (Test server network, do not connect to anything external) WAN port plugged into router 1 LAN port <BR><BR>Router 3 - 10.0.20.1 (Trusted ...
Computerworld

TP-LINK lost control of two domains used to configure routers and Wi-Fi extenders

One way that hardware vendors try to make the configuration of a router easier is by instructing users to browse to a domain name rather than an IP address. TP-LINK routers use either tplinklogin.net ...
Network World

Easy Role-based Access on Cisco Routers–CLI Views

The network team typically owns exclusive admin privileges to the router but is frequently in need of providing other groups with limited, controlled access to their gear. The security team wants ...