Cisco RV082 VPN router: Port Forwarding, WAN failover, DMZ

[@FoysalGoniChowdhury]

Thank you so much for your Cisco VPN video, I want more learning video from you.

[@ddc4531]

You just saved my ass. Thank you!

[@TechsavvyProductions]

Awesome, thanks for watching!

[@MrJohn26822]

Great vid. Most of the other vids want to talk about only L2 (VLAN) or L3 (subnet) segmentation--will not combine the two as they always are in a real production environment. All setups I've worked on paired a subnet to a vlan config for cross communication, so you have to know how to plan and setup both up. Thanks for showing both vlan AND subnetting together

[@ArthasFede]

Thanks for your explanation! Was really helpfull

[@TechsavvyProductions]

So sorry I am just getting to your comments! Thanks for watching! I am working hard on keeping up with the great questions and comments from the KZbin community. Again apologies for not responding within a reasonable time frame.

[@HelmanathTV]

Thank you very mutch for your help :)

[@kenlee4302]

Very educational informative

[@hashu05]

thank you, helped me alot

[@coastalcomputersnetworks7926]

I tried setting up 2 subnets and 2 VLANs on an RV042 v3. I found that I could access *either* address from *any* port. I had understood that if I were plugged into a VLAN1 port that all I could see would be one address for the router and if on a VLAN2 port, then the other address. What's the relationship between the subnets and the VLANs then?

[@reubenstevens4016]

good job

[@level2796]

How do I assign a VLAN to a subnet?