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2 routers (connected with lan) have both WAN internet [on hold]
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I want to be able to access PC1 on ROUTER1 to PC2 on ROUTER2 on LOCAL.
So I connected both ROUTER1 and ROUTER2 LAN.
I found out that the decision to traffic ROUTER2 to INTERNET can go through ROUTER1 WAN.
What is the PROPER setting to separate both connections so PCX on ROUTERX will go only with WANX?
routing lan wan
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I want to be able to access PC1 on ROUTER1 to PC2 on ROUTER2 on LOCAL.
So I connected both ROUTER1 and ROUTER2 LAN.
I found out that the decision to traffic ROUTER2 to INTERNET can go through ROUTER1 WAN.
What is the PROPER setting to separate both connections so PCX on ROUTERX will go only with WANX?
routing lan wan
asked 6 hours ago
Sion CohenSion Cohen
12
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by DavidPostill♦ 5 hours ago
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
When you connect Router 1 to Router 2 through the lan ports. All your doing is creating a switch and an access point out of Router 2 by default. So yes PC1 and PC2 Will be able to communicate with each other.
– Sickest
5 hours ago
But I want PC1 connected to ROUTER1 will only use WAN of ROUTER1 and block it from traffic to internet with WAN2 (which is internet port for ROUTER2)
– Sion Cohen
5 hours ago
Then you need to put the 2nd router on a different subnet. Look up how subnets work
– Sickest
4 hours ago
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I want to be able to access PC1 on ROUTER1 to PC2 on ROUTER2 on LOCAL.
So I connected both ROUTER1 and ROUTER2 LAN.
I found out that the decision to traffic ROUTER2 to INTERNET can go through ROUTER1 WAN.
What is the PROPER setting to separate both connections so PCX on ROUTERX will go only with WANX?
routing lan wan
asked 6 hours ago
Sion CohenSion Cohen
12
I want to be able to access PC1 on ROUTER1 to PC2 on ROUTER2 on LOCAL.
So I connected both ROUTER1 and ROUTER2 LAN.
I found out that the decision to traffic ROUTER2 to INTERNET can go through ROUTER1 WAN.
What is the PROPER setting to separate both connections so PCX on ROUTERX will go only with WANX?
routing lan wan
routing lan wan
asked 6 hours ago
Sion CohenSion Cohen
12
asked 6 hours ago
Sion CohenSion Cohen
12
asked 6 hours ago
Sion CohenSion Cohen
12
asked 6 hours ago
Sion CohenSion Cohen
12
asked 6 hours ago
Sion CohenSion Cohen
12
12
put on hold as unclear what you're asking by DavidPostill♦ 5 hours ago
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When you connect Router 1 to Router 2 through the lan ports. All your doing is creating a switch and an access point out of Router 2 by default. So yes PC1 and PC2 Will be able to communicate with each other.
– Sickest
5 hours ago
But I want PC1 connected to ROUTER1 will only use WAN of ROUTER1 and block it from traffic to internet with WAN2 (which is internet port for ROUTER2)
– Sion Cohen
5 hours ago
Then you need to put the 2nd router on a different subnet. Look up how subnets work
– Sickest
4 hours ago
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When you connect Router 1 to Router 2 through the lan ports. All your doing is creating a switch and an access point out of Router 2 by default. So yes PC1 and PC2 Will be able to communicate with each other.
– Sickest
5 hours ago
But I want PC1 connected to ROUTER1 will only use WAN of ROUTER1 and block it from traffic to internet with WAN2 (which is internet port for ROUTER2)
– Sion Cohen
5 hours ago
Then you need to put the 2nd router on a different subnet. Look up how subnets work
– Sickest
4 hours ago
When you connect Router 1 to Router 2 through the lan ports. All your doing is creating a switch and an access point out of Router 2 by default. So yes PC1 and PC2 Will be able to communicate with each other.
– Sickest
5 hours ago
When you connect Router 1 to Router 2 through the lan ports. All your doing is creating a switch and an access point out of Router 2 by default. So yes PC1 and PC2 Will be able to communicate with each other.
– Sickest
5 hours ago
But I want PC1 connected to ROUTER1 will only use WAN of ROUTER1 and block it from traffic to internet with WAN2 (which is internet port for ROUTER2)
– Sion Cohen
5 hours ago
But I want PC1 connected to ROUTER1 will only use WAN of ROUTER1 and block it from traffic to internet with WAN2 (which is internet port for ROUTER2)
– Sion Cohen
5 hours ago
Then you need to put the 2nd router on a different subnet. Look up how subnets work
– Sickest
4 hours ago
Then you need to put the 2nd router on a different subnet. Look up how subnets work
– Sickest
4 hours ago
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When you connect Router 1 to Router 2 through the lan ports. All your doing is creating a switch and an access point out of Router 2 by default. So yes PC1 and PC2 Will be able to communicate with each other.
– Sickest
5 hours ago
But I want PC1 connected to ROUTER1 will only use WAN of ROUTER1 and block it from traffic to internet with WAN2 (which is internet port for ROUTER2)
– Sion Cohen
5 hours ago
Then you need to put the 2nd router on a different subnet. Look up how subnets work
– Sickest
4 hours ago