Hello.
I have two routers, one Netgear WNR3500L which i use for my internet cabled connection, and another Netgear WNDR3700 placed in another part of the house (for better signal) which i have my wireless on. I can connect to my cabled network from my laptops through wireless connection for vnc etc, but i cant connect from my cabled network pc to my wireless pc`s. On the wireless connection, the network cable ony my wireless router, is placed in the "Internet" port, and in the settings i have given the wireless router a static ip from the wired network where it says "Internet ip adress".
The wired network range is 192.168.100.*
The wireless network range is 192.168.10.*
Ive tried to set both to the 192.168.100.* range to fix the problem, but i get a conflict msg from my router.
Image of a simple network map is attached:
So my question, how can i get my wired pcs to connect with vnc++ to my wireless laptops, and why does it work "one way" and not the other? This works fine when only using one router, but not when using two.
Thank you for help out a noob.
I have two routers, one Netgear WNR3500L which i use for my internet cabled connection, and another Netgear WNDR3700 placed in another part of the house (for better signal) which i have my wireless on. I can connect to my cabled network from my laptops through wireless connection for vnc etc, but i cant connect from my cabled network pc to my wireless pc`s. On the wireless connection, the network cable ony my wireless router, is placed in the "Internet" port, and in the settings i have given the wireless router a static ip from the wired network where it says "Internet ip adress".
The wired network range is 192.168.100.*
The wireless network range is 192.168.10.*
Ive tried to set both to the 192.168.100.* range to fix the problem, but i get a conflict msg from my router.
Image of a simple network map is attached:
So my question, how can i get my wired pcs to connect with vnc++ to my wireless laptops, and why does it work "one way" and not the other? This works fine when only using one router, but not when using two.
Thank you for help out a noob.