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I have a router set up just for my wifi cameras. The router is not plugged into the internet, but it is directly connected to one of two Ethernet ports on my ×86 home assistant server. The other Ethernet port for Home Assistant is connected to the internet. Is there any chance a device connected that router could somehow access the internet from homeassistant?

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[–] BoomBoomLemon 2 points 1 year ago

You are bridging two networks. One that is internet isolated to one that isn’t. The danger is that some bug, exploit or even simple firewall misconfiguration allows a bad actor to gain access, exploit and do what they want.

It’s all about the level of risk you are willing to assume.