Just bought a Asus N66U for my Nvidia Shield for the 5GHz wireless. i already had my network setup on a Cisco RV110W router/firewall. well i want to keep this router in the network and keep all the devices i had on it. im only switching 5 devices (my dedicated HTPC devices) to the new router. The new Asus N66U will be the main router and the Cisco RV110W will now become the second.
Well i need to figure out how to run the second router from port 1 on the Asus to the WAN port on the Cisco (2nd router). The reason being is that the ip scheme for router 2 is already setup and has many devices and i want all these devices to stay on the 2nd router so my dedicated devices wont have to fight much for bandwidth (greedy). The scheme for the 1st router is X.X.3.X with subnet 255.255.255.0 and the 2nd router is X.X.2.X with same subnet. i want the 1st router to give IP address and DNS to second so it can get out to the internet thats all. I DONT want the 1st router handing out ALL ips on both routers. basically i want the 1st router to be able to supply a gateway to the net for the second thats all. the second router will supply DHCP address to everything connected to it. As well as the 1st router supplying DHCP to everything connected to it. Can anyone shed some light on this.
Well i need to figure out how to run the second router from port 1 on the Asus to the WAN port on the Cisco (2nd router). The reason being is that the ip scheme for router 2 is already setup and has many devices and i want all these devices to stay on the 2nd router so my dedicated devices wont have to fight much for bandwidth (greedy). The scheme for the 1st router is X.X.3.X with subnet 255.255.255.0 and the 2nd router is X.X.2.X with same subnet. i want the 1st router to give IP address and DNS to second so it can get out to the internet thats all. I DONT want the 1st router handing out ALL ips on both routers. basically i want the 1st router to be able to supply a gateway to the net for the second thats all. the second router will supply DHCP address to everything connected to it. As well as the 1st router supplying DHCP to everything connected to it. Can anyone shed some light on this.