I would like to permit others isolated access to my network.
My local network consists of two interfaces as follows:
MNIC: Management Network (192.168.1.0/24)
XNIC: External Network (10.0.0.0/24)
The simplicity of this has permitted me to focus on linux, bash and iptables.
I would like to provide others with access to my External Network (XNIC) services, such as smb, nfs and http/s services, each on their own private XNIC network, and only that access.
Some of those services I would like to be common among all users, while others I would like to run unique instances of for each user.
I am expecting delivery of an RB5009UG+S+IN in the hopes that it would provide the functionality I need.
I have no experience with Mikrotik however, and I am at a loss of where to start.
I would truly appreciate some guidance on how to achieve all this. I am open to compensation if this is nontrivial.
My goal is to bring my network configuration into the bash world, where I am comfortable and the rest of my configuration script lives.
When a new user is created, I would run some bash script that configures a private XNIC for them.
Thanks,
kendal