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I'm confused on the terminology here. Is there a difference between cascading, bridging and IP passthrough? Is this where I should be setting it up?

Awesome. Thank you so much!

So I will be able to mess with pretty much anything I want without conflicts?

I have at&t. The router model is 2Wire 5268AC.

One router would use pfsense. The other is the isp router. If I use cascading what will carry over from the isp router? DHCP? or can I use my own DHCP server?

Hello. I want to learn more about networking. I want to have a separate network to learn on so I don't disrupt my family. This was what I was thinking about although I'm not sure if it will work. I have fiber from my ISP which comes through a media converter and into the router. What I want to do is have two routers that work independently. So if I have two NAT routers that are connected to a switch will they still route traffic properly? And if this works, each router would need a separate IP address correct? Would I need to contact my ISP about getting a second IP address or should i

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