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@bswider I have ubiquiti equipment at home, so I do something like what's described in this video: https://youtu.be/vz3u6E3Fxi8
The devices that require internet access and some limited access to other devices on the network are more complicated (if they just need outside internet, can use guest network). I use VLANs with firewall rules blocking access in one direction or the other, allowing only certain ports, etc. I don't think most consumer routers allow for such advanced setups, unfortunately.
