Routing 192.168.0.x <--> 192.168.1.x Home LAN Netgear/Linksys
Hi All,
I have someone who has a home network with their gateway being a Netgear ADSL DG834GT. They are also using a Linksys WRT54GR as an additional access point/switch.
Currently the Netgear is on 192.168.0.1 and Linksys on 192.168.1.1 Ideally I would like the Netgear 0.1 to provide DHCP to all clients however the Linksys seems to refuse to allow me to change its LAN address to be on 0.x Likewise the Netgear does not seem to want to move over to 1.x. So at the moment I have the DHCP on Netgear assigning the Linksys a 192.168.0.2 and the Linksys assigning 1.x IPs to its clients which can commnicate back with the Netgear via the 0.2 IP it has assigned by the Netgear. Any clients on 0.x are unable to communicate with clients on 1.x (which includes external traffic which I could otherwise route in via NAT),
Is there any kind of routing I can do to allow these two subnets to communicate with each other or does anyone know the trick to successfully change the IP on these?
Any help appreciated! It's one that's been bugging me for a while and I've tried all kinds of things to resolve, but not got anywhere so far!
I have someone who has a home network with their gateway being a Netgear ADSL DG834GT. They are also using a Linksys WRT54GR as an additional access point/switch.
Currently the Netgear is on 192.168.0.1 and Linksys on 192.168.1.1 Ideally I would like the Netgear 0.1 to provide DHCP to all clients however the Linksys seems to refuse to allow me to change its LAN address to be on 0.x Likewise the Netgear does not seem to want to move over to 1.x. So at the moment I have the DHCP on Netgear assigning the Linksys a 192.168.0.2 and the Linksys assigning 1.x IPs to its clients which can commnicate back with the Netgear via the 0.2 IP it has assigned by the Netgear. Any clients on 0.x are unable to communicate with clients on 1.x (which includes external traffic which I could otherwise route in via NAT),
Is there any kind of routing I can do to allow these two subnets to communicate with each other or does anyone know the trick to successfully change the IP on these?
Any help appreciated! It's one that's been bugging me for a while and I've tried all kinds of things to resolve, but not got anywhere so far!
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All - Just a quick note that I haven't forgotten this one, just not been back to site to try it yet.
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Removed the offending Linksys from network in the end and used a plain switch I had made spare!
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