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kmxsoft · 29-03-2020, 11:25

I am struggling to understand how to resolve the following. Whilst my general knowledge of managing my home IP netowork is okay, I'm wondering how to deal with the following.

I have a regular VM network where connected devices are working fine.

However I decided I would add a second router to the network, and whilst that is up and running, the subnet for this added router is different to that on the standard network.

New network subnet: 192.168.1.x
standard network: 192.168.0.x

So how do I configure this so that both routers are using the same subnet?

I have a feeling that I should be adding the 2nd router as a slave to the 1st rather than it being a new router, but that's an area where my knowledge level goes AWOL.

29-03-2020, 11:25	#1
kmxsoft cf.member Join Date: Jun 2014 Posts: 21	Different Subnet I am struggling to understand how to resolve the following. Whilst my general knowledge of managing my home IP netowork is okay, I'm wondering how to deal with the following. I have a regular VM network where connected devices are working fine. However I decided I would add a second router to the network, and whilst that is up and running, the subnet for this added router is different to that on the standard network. New network subnet: 192.168.1.x standard network: 192.168.0.x So how do I configure this so that both routers are using the same subnet? I have a feeling that I should be adding the 2nd router as a slave to the 1st rather than it being a new router, but that's an area where my knowledge level goes AWOL.