We have router connected to a DSL line and have our devices and printers on the subnet of 192.168.0.X. We have another ISP account with Clear which allows us to move the modem/router to different locations. It uses 192.168.15.X. Due to circumstance we no longer needed it at the other locations. So I brought it here. Well the speeds are so much greater on that signal that we found out selves hopping over to that signal for streaming and such. This is no problem. But the printers are on the other main subnet. Sometimes I might be on the main subnet and someone else on the other and I need to get to their hard drive.
I understand all this and often I just switch routers but it is a pain in the butt and the other people here don’t know about all that.
Since I can’t combine the 2 subnets into 1, how do I allow traffic from the one subnet to flow seamlessly between the 2 subnets? No domain server just a mixture of XP, Windows8, Android and Ipad.
Why don’t we get rid of the DSL connection? We use a SPRINT AIRAVE signal booster for cell phones and it has to use a wired connection…. Also sometimes I unplug that CLEAR modem/router and take it with me. So printers will remain on the DSL subnet.
Very simply I want to allow resources from DSL subnet to CLEAR subnet and vice versa. No big setup just a few users and a few resources.
I understand all this and often I just switch routers but it is a pain in the butt and the other people here don’t know about all that.
Since I can’t combine the 2 subnets into 1, how do I allow traffic from the one subnet to flow seamlessly between the 2 subnets? No domain server just a mixture of XP, Windows8, Android and Ipad.
Why don’t we get rid of the DSL connection? We use a SPRINT AIRAVE signal booster for cell phones and it has to use a wired connection…. Also sometimes I unplug that CLEAR modem/router and take it with me. So printers will remain on the DSL subnet.
Very simply I want to allow resources from DSL subnet to CLEAR subnet and vice versa. No big setup just a few users and a few resources.