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GeoffW · 09-07-2005, 10:30

I think you'll have problems getting it to works as described. The easiest way is just to bridge the connections between sites so you are all on one network. When you get this to work try making it two networks.

To run two networks, say networks 192 and 10, you would set the remote site to NAT on network 10 and I dont think you can run "double NAT" to the internet. On a smarter router you would set up route tables or static routes but I don't think the Belkin one lets you do this.

09-07-2005, 10:30	#13
GeoffW Inactive Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Reading Posts: 256	Re: Networking - A Network Within A Network I think you'll have problems getting it to works as described. The easiest way is just to bridge the connections between sites so you are all on one network. When you get this to work try making it two networks. To run two networks, say networks 192 and 10, you would set the remote site to NAT on network 10 and I dont think you can run "double NAT" to the internet. On a smarter router you would set up route tables or static routes but I don't think the Belkin one lets you do this.