Hello August,

orig.message to echo WIN95 on 16 Apr 12  19:36:31
 AA>>> Therefore, I configure Router-2 with IP address
 SD>> 192.168.10.1. I use the AA> WAN port of Router-2 and connect
 SD>> it to any free port of Router-1. I AA> configure Router-2 with
 SD>> WAN IP 192.168.1.3 (the same WAN IP that Router-1 AA> uses).
 SD>> I leave DHCP enabled.
 SD>> If you configure two routers with same IP 192.168.1.3 you will
 SD>> get the IP address conflict.
 AA> 192.168.3.1 is the WAN IP that points to the modem.   Don't both routers
 AA> have to have that as well as the same gateway IP?

It is very hard to understand your description of schema.
You mean WAN IP = default gateway?

For each interface of router you should specify its IP address and mask.
But default gateway is not parameter of interfaces (this wrong conception
is brought with Windows networking) but it is parameter of IP stack (it is
the record in routing table) so must be specified for router globally. Each
VLAN interface must be considered as separate, but it is not needed for
bridged interfaces (for IP they are look as one bridge interface for
example br-lan).


Sergey

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