Gateway routing
Connect ISP or upstream WAN. The Vault routes LAN traffic, enforces edge policy, and keeps private services on the inside.
Network & Wi‑Fi
The gateway is the brain of the premises network. It assigns addresses, answers private names, hosts containers, and puts Wi‑Fi on the floor so phones and cameras can reach the personal vault at home. Add repeaters when one radio is not enough.
Connect ISP or upstream WAN. The Vault routes LAN traffic, enforces edge policy, and keeps private services on the inside.
Lease pools for wired and wireless clients. Reserve addresses for printers, POS, cameras, and the servers you care about.
Internal zones for office.local / vault names so laptops and phones resolve private hosts without leaking queries off-site.
Container runtime on the appliance for the MD Hub stack and approved edge services — isolated, restartable, on your metal.
Wireless
Every MD Vault Gateway includes a Wi‑Fi radio sized for a home, suite, or open office zone. Manage SSID, guests, and device isolation from the Vault console.

Coverage is sold as hardware add-ons — not a software license. Single unit $179; 3-pack $499. Order the count that matches your floor plan.
Gateway radio alone often covers a flat or small suite. Start here; add later if a dead zone appears.
Home Bundle: gateway + 2 repeaters. Common pattern for main floor plus upper level and basement.
Office Bundle: gateway + 3 repeaters. Gateway in the closet; repeaters per wing.