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Background

So this should be easy for some, but I can't figure out how to do it. I have my network configured like this: enter image description here

My goal is to connect to "Device B" from "Computer A". Device B has a web interface so allegedly if I was on the same network I could just type the IP address of device B into my web browser and should see the interface.

Device B has an IP address of 192.168.1.119

Question

Now how do I set up my network to allow me to connect to "Device B" from "Computer A"? I can see from the first router that the wireless router has an IP address of 192.168.0.108. From searching on SE I found that most do this through adding a new route. Here is my route that I tried:

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So in my mind, I should be able to type 192.168.1.0 into my browser and see the wireless router's configuration page however I do not unfortunately.

Eric F
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To have everything in one network, you need to turn off the DHCP function of the Wireless Router.

I suggest this:

  • In the Wireless Router, set "Internet Connection Type" to "Static IP"
  • Give the Wireless Router a static IP such as 192.168.0.250
  • In the main router, adjust the DHCP allocation range to be "2-249"
  • If the Wireless Router is connected to the main router via an Ethernet cable, ensure that the connection is LAN-to-LAN
  • It should work now, so all the devices on the same segment and accessible.

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harrymc
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