2 routers need help

[circles122345]

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set up:
akong pldt modem/wifi ako e link sa isa ka cdrking wireless router, ang pldt modem/wifi 192.168.1.1 din ang cdrking wireless router 192.168.2.1ang pc nako naka connecet sa cdrking wireless router 192.168.2.1

problema:
din dili lage ko ka sulod sa ip 192.168.2.1
adto rako makasulod sa 192.168.1.1

[Rainier Rey Quiamco]

naa qy nakita ato nga TUtorial ani TS about pd to sa cdrking router. try to Google it.

[mr_penz]

Wala kaha nimo na change ang imo IP sa imo router bro? If sa 192.168.2.1 ka nakaconnect so dapat maka access unta ka sa 2.1. Try check sa imo defualt gate if 2.1.
And try checking this topic. murag related ra sila.

https://www.istorya.net/forums/networ...fi-signal.html

[silentnuker]

pwd nim0 ma-bridge m0de lng sah ang pldt wifi router/modem bai...then ang ip sa pldt ma0 ang gateway sa cdrking router...

kuwang lng na gamay nga study sa netw0rk config bai...hehehe...

Public Internet > PLDT Network > PLDT Router/modem > CDRKING Router

1) PLDT Network has its own assigned IP address space (whether public or just private using carrier grade NAT or just RFC1918 )
2) Your PLDT Router/Modem may be assigned an IP either dynamically (DHCP) or statically.

Option 1: using bridge mode use the IP address aqcuired by PLDT router/modem as gateway of CDRKING router. Then distribute the connection
locally using IP addres space allowed for private LANs (pls check RFC 1918 on the internet)

Option 2: use routing mode for PLDT router/modem and select a single IP within the subnet for gateway of CDRKING router. Since 192.168.1.1 is
the local IP of the PLDT router, use that as the gateway for the CDRKING router.

meaning this would be the configuration of your CDRKING Router:

Lan Config

IP: 192.168.2.1 <--- IP of CDRKING router
GW: 192.168.1.1 < --- IP of PLDT router
SM: 255.255.255.0 (since no subnetting is performed, or have you? hehehe)

Take note: This would have problems it not configured properly (correct port forwarding rules and NAT config since this is a router
to router config, that means a packet fr0m your internal netw0rk has t0 pass 2 hops bef0re passing the PLDT network
on its way to the Public internet and vice versa).
If your ISP is assigning a private IP to you only, then you would have serious problems with this setup.

Try to read: Carrier-grade NAT - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Therefore, recommended setup here is Option 1.