Hi!
I currently have 2 small networks, both of which provide internet to the networks (from different ISP)
Network A: Router Model No. TL-WR841N IP range: 192.168.1.x
Network B: Router Model: TL-WR740N IP range: 192.168.100.x
A LAN port from each is connected to a 24 port switch which connect to other computers and a NAS (Buffalo LS-WXL/R1) in the network. All PCs are assigned static IP.
I got help to create a batch file which allow each PC to switch from A to B and vice versa. The NAs however, can't switch itself. At the moment, the NAS's IP is assigned to network B.
I did some research about this and read some suggestion about using a crossover cable connecting 2 routers via LAN ports and statically route the 2 networks. But my networking knowledge is mediocre at best.
A more detail how-to or some other thorough instructions would be very appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
I currently have 2 small networks, both of which provide internet to the networks (from different ISP)
Network A: Router Model No. TL-WR841N IP range: 192.168.1.x
Network B: Router Model: TL-WR740N IP range: 192.168.100.x
A LAN port from each is connected to a 24 port switch which connect to other computers and a NAS (Buffalo LS-WXL/R1) in the network. All PCs are assigned static IP.
I got help to create a batch file which allow each PC to switch from A to B and vice versa. The NAs however, can't switch itself. At the moment, the NAS's IP is assigned to network B.
I did some research about this and read some suggestion about using a crossover cable connecting 2 routers via LAN ports and statically route the 2 networks. But my networking knowledge is mediocre at best.
A more detail how-to or some other thorough instructions would be very appreciated.
Thanks in advance!