R1- Why is there a second bridge ( aka one for wan )??
This is configuration for TV access and net from local service provider. Port 1 is the WAN, port 2,3,5 for 3 modems directly connected to 3 TV's in my second house in 3 diffrent rooms, and port 4 to cisco unmanaged switch connected to devices like computer, console etc via ethernet cable.
R2 Do not name bridge LAN, its very confusing as LAN is already used on the router to denote all local subnets ( bridge subnet, vlans, and/or any subnets tied to etherports, or even wireguard ).
Its very confusing to try and read a config where the bridge is named lan, Just modify to bridge-lan for example.
already done - code has been updated
What is the purpose of the wireguard on Router 1?
i would like to get access to LAN behind R1 and LAN behind R2 - sometimes my parents need help with IT cases, and this is my offtime project to learn something new - maybe in the future i will need to know how to connect diffrent locations company into one network. So im looking best solutions, not only ZeroTier solutions or something like that.