[Cratebv212]

I've been trying to isolate my wife's work computers from the network. I've tried unbridging eth1 or eth2, but when I do the pc's say unidentified network. I've restarted the router and both pc's with the same results. I don't have the vlan option like I did with my ac1750. So is this possible? Maybe this is a dumb question?

[kernel-panic69]

Did you run that wonderful Winblows network troubleshooter or cycle disabling and enabling the network interface? Windows seems to have really complicated the crap out of something that used to be so simple.

[Cratebv212]

Yes, it said unable to obtain ip address. Win 10 has given me so much trouble with static ip's and nas.

[eibgrad]

Given this is the x86 platform, and you could be running it on many different hardware, and you might be using the public vs. pro version (which presumably supports wifi), and eth1 and eth2 could be either wired or wireless, etc., etc., it might be helpful to have a wee bit more details about your setup. IOW, just mentioning that you unbridged eth1 or eth2 without any other information isn't all that useful.

[Cratebv212]

Its an activated 64 bit 2gb version. My eth 1 and 2 are wired. I'm using a 2 port nic, one port is eth0 for wan and other port is eth1. The onboard nic is eth2. All my pc's are wired to the router which is a dell inspiron 620, i7 2600, 8gb ram. I also use expressvpn for every device except the tv's and game pc.

[Cratebv212]

I got it to work finally. I kept using win 10 diagnostics and a few router reboots. I now have eth2 with a different ip address and net isolation.