- Feb 10, 2018
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Hi all,
New to custom routes and need some assistance. I have two wireless routers connected to my cable modem to broadcast two individual networks. Here's a not-so-good map:
So I'm connected to router 1 and I want to access the interface and devices on router 2. So I try entering 192.168.1.1 in my browser it can't find it. My router 1 has the option to add custom routes, so my question is what exactly to I enter to allow the two to communicate? Here's the fields for the custom routes on router 1:
Destination IP Address:
Subnet Mask:
Gateway:
I'd like to access the whole 192.168.1.- network from my 192.168.30.- network, not just the one device.
Any help is greatly appreciated! New to networking and would can use a bit of advice.
New to custom routes and need some assistance. I have two wireless routers connected to my cable modem to broadcast two individual networks. Here's a not-so-good map:
So I'm connected to router 1 and I want to access the interface and devices on router 2. So I try entering 192.168.1.1 in my browser it can't find it. My router 1 has the option to add custom routes, so my question is what exactly to I enter to allow the two to communicate? Here's the fields for the custom routes on router 1:
Destination IP Address:
Subnet Mask:
Gateway:
I'd like to access the whole 192.168.1.- network from my 192.168.30.- network, not just the one device.
Any help is greatly appreciated! New to networking and would can use a bit of advice.
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