Re: SV: VLANs with seperate WANs

[resent,  forgot to edit to field :P]

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my solution to a similar problem was to build a simple print server that 
could connect to multiple networks at once.  but I know this solution 
doesn't work for all.  3 distinct networks in same building all needing to 
use same printer,  so using a rasberry pi, a usb hub and a couple usb to 
ethernet adapters and had a home made print server that can connect to all 
3 networks at once without a dmz for under 30$

Sadly,  each situation is unique,  and while this was solution for us, 
it's not for everyone.  in this case it's a library and we needed a way to 
hold printouts until guests had paid for them,  but allow staff's print 
jobs and the print jobs from the server through unrestricted,  so the 
little mini home made print server worked flawlessly for this task.



From:   Daniel Jokinen <[email protected]>
To:     "[email protected]" <[email protected]>
Date:   11/13/2013 02:09 AM
Subject:        SV: [m0n0wall] VLANs with seperate WANs



> why not put the printer into a dmz that can be reached from both 
subnets?

Because there is no connectivity between the two networks today, at all. 
Your idea would work, but I first need to connect the two networks.

/Daniel