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Using 2 Subnets

Thanks for the input Jack. If I am understanding your approach, I may run into some challenges without incorporating another device. I have over 20 cameras and a maximum of 8 LAN ports (currently) upon which to assign the cameras to. In this case I believe I would have to put a Layer 3 managed...
- Elkycali
- Post #23
- Jan 4, 2016
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

It is a concept called supernet and determined by the RG
- Elkycali
- Post #21
- Jan 4, 2016
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

Greets..so here is my final documentation on the setup that has worked thus far with no glitches since implementing it. RG: Motorola NVG589 (ATT) WAN IP from ISP Gateway ISP provided DNS ISP provided Static LAN IP 192.168.2.2 Subnet Mask 255.255.254.0 DHCP 192.168.2.50 to 192.168.3.5...
- Elkycali
- Post #19
- Jan 4, 2016
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

@Jack...I agree with the caveat that both NAT features are enabled
- Elkycali
- Post #18
- Dec 31, 2015
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

Well after much searching on several forums to find the answer on how to configure for 2 subnets so that each subnet could see each other, I think I have found the answer. I configured my LAN accordingly last night and thus far it is working. There are no VLAN's, forwarding, double NAT or...
- Elkycali
- Post #16
- Dec 31, 2015
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

Yeah I got the open source part of it which is something I try to stick to as it allows for greater versatility. Can always go back to OEM if opensource doesn't work otherwise you have to wait for a FW upgrade which is always a PITA. Thanks for the info. Edit: I'm also waiting on DDWRT or...
- Elkycali
- Post #14
- Dec 29, 2015
- Forum: Networking
Do not by from Tiger Direct

Sad to hear because I had a corporate account with them back in 1988 and bought from them for over 10 years without a hitch. Can only recall 1 or 2 issues with returned merchandise for defective issues. They cried and cried like a salesman trying to hold out for the best deal but I explained to...
- Elkycali
- Post #15
- Dec 29, 2015
- Forum: OT Discussion Club
Using 2 Subnets

Looking into that as well. What I'm hearing is that Pf is device/appliance structured and not software based alone. So that would mean another device in my network stream. After reading up on their home page, PFsense appears to be similar to a managed switch with DHCP relay capabilities. If that...
- Elkycali
- Post #12
- Dec 29, 2015
- Forum: Networking
ethernet over powerline not working

@westom Agree
- Elkycali
- Post #12
- Dec 29, 2015
- Forum: Networking
ethernet over powerline not working

Sorry getting back late on this but it was pretty much in line with what West was saying regarding the phases that are in the building. What you want to look for is the drop from the electric company to your building which will determine the number of phases for that building. Note that I said...
- Elkycali
- Post #10
- Dec 29, 2015
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

Yep, been there done that but MAC's can be compromised so I need to look into another layer of protection. Thought about putting a Linux box right after the gateway but haven't fully accepted that idea yet. Thanks anyhow for the suggestion.
- Elkycali
- Post #10
- Dec 28, 2015
- Forum: Networking
How best to extend my wifi

On the outside of your house the tech brought his coax to a point and probably used a splitter before going to the equipment. Find that splitter and add a coax cable to it to the new location you need and leave the original line to the basement in place. When ATT came to install at my house I...
- Elkycali
- Post #12
- Dec 28, 2015
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

Just an update that I am still trying to find the config that works with what I have and still no joy. Neither the ATT Gateway/router (no surprise) or the linksys 54wrtgs or the 1900ac have capabilities of either VLAN or port designation so that I can get these 2 subnets to talk to each other...
- Elkycali
- Post #8
- Dec 28, 2015
- Forum: Networking
ethernet over powerline not working

I have a restaurant too and one big difference when it comes to electricity service comparisons between household and business uses, is the electrical "feed drop". Remember our homes run on 120/110v whereas in most businesses and especially those which need heavy duty service like restaurants...
- Elkycali
- Post #6
- Dec 28, 2015
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

Thanks again. Yes, I understood that and my apologies for not mentioning that on the gateway I had reserved the IP spaces for specific devices. Router 1 is acting as a extension of the LAN only so there is no conflict there. Router 2 on the other hand would be set up to administer a second...
- Elkycali
- Post #6
- Dec 26, 2015
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

Thanks for the replies. @pcm81...I will try the configuration you suggested although I believe I did try it previously with the exception of the NAT being disabled on (see #2 and #3 description) router 2. I will get some screen shots to help in getting directed towards a resolution. Thanks...
- Elkycali
- Post #4
- Dec 26, 2015
- Forum: Networking
Using 2 Subnets

Good Day and Merry Christmas To All I need help in configuring a second router behind my gateway and first router so that it has access to the Internet and handles DHCP on its own subnet. I will start by identifying the hardware in this config with current settings. Gateway: Motorola...
- Elkycali
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- Dec 25, 2015
- Replies: 24
- Forum: Networking

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