On Tue, 30 May 2006, Eben King wrote:
> On Tue, 30 May 2006, Chris Mathey wrote:
>
>> Now everything will work perfectly :)
Yep, it works. Thanks. But, I can no longer contact the Netgear router
(#2) from anywhere. Is this an expected side effect, or have I done
something wrong?
Actually, now that I look further into it, the laptop is associated
(wirelessly) with router #2, but its address and netmask place it outside,
in router #1's subnet.
So, should I make it like this:
A: Router #1's subnet
B: Range over which router #1 gives out addresses
C: Router #2's subnet
0 64 128 192 255
A +---------------------------------------------------------------+
| B +-------------------------------+ |
| | C +-------------------------------+|
| | | | ||
? (Scale may vary, and numbers are pulled _ex recta_.) That is, assuming I
figure out how to contact router #2. Probably just have to get the
address/netmask "proper".
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