I am having a routing problem from a remote office connecting to a server to a 2nd remote office.
I have 3x offices... Head Office IP Range 10.4.68.x Remote Office 1 IP Range 10.4.1.x Remote Office 2 IP Range 192.168.23.x
Several PCs at the head office connects to a server on 10.4.1.x network (which is working perfectly) and I would like to have PCs connect to this server from Remote Office 2, but unable to connect or even ping.
PCs at 10.4.68.x can connect to 10.4.1.x and 192.168.23.x PCs at 192.168.23x can connect to 10.4.68.x but not to 10.4.1.x
I have set DHCP to allocate PCs at the head office with a default gateway of 10.4.68.11 (which is main internet router) and on this router created a static route
I am not 100% sure what I should do on the Remote Office 2 side to be able to talk to Remote Office 1. I am assuming I would need to create a static route on the router at Remote Office 2, but tried several different settings but without success.
i.e. On the Router 3 created a static route Destination - 10.4.1.0 Netmask 255.255.255.0 Gateway/Interface - 10.4.68.1/ iplan
Or should it be Destination - 10.4.1.0 Netmask 255.255.255.0 Gateway/Interface - 10.4.68.11/ iplan
To accomplish what you want - you would need to replace router2 and router3 with one router that have two external ports and then configure routes on that router.
oops... To accomplish what you want - you would need to replace router1 and router2 with one router that have two external ports and then configure routes on that router.
