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Can I set up Protectli Vault ports to create two different LANs, each with its own VPN installed on the Vault? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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I'm getting a 4-port Protectli Vault, and would like the option to choose between two different VPNs—a PIA dedicated IP address, and a standard NordVPN server. I'd like to run my personal computer directly into the LAN port using my dedicated VPN address from PIA, and put a router on one of the opt ports to make a wifi network which uses the standard VPN.

I don't even need instructions as I don't have the Protectli yet and can probably figure it out once I'm in pfSense, I just want to make sure it's possible before I purchase the device.

Thank you all.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

Should be possible, multiple subnets will get you two different LANs. Good resource: Tom Lawrence youtube channels. He has an episode or 2 featuring VPN that should be helpful.

r/pfsense is also a resource that is available.