Here's the deal. I sometimes work on other people's computers, knowing that they may have worms or viruses. Question is: will ASG for home users support the following?
eth0: WAN (Cable Modem) DHCP Client
eth1: Lan 1 192.168.0.1 no DHCP, and a fairly lax set of rules... (this is my home we're talking about after all.
eth2: Lan 2 192.168.1.1 ASG serves as DHCP server but sends the IP's for OpenDNS.org rather than passing the ones it gets from the cable modem. this interface has insanely tight rules. will only allow the suspect machine to access web sites and a few other key protocols like DNS. otherwise no access in or out.
eth3: Lan 3 restrictions somewhere between 1 and 2, in the event that I can't get something using LAN 2, but still don't trust the machine to be in the same network as my own machines.
the ASG would this do NAT for the 3 LAN's tying them to a single public IP and most importantly, not allowing any traffic to flow between the 3 LAN's.
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