Hey guys
Currently i have the following configuration: http://imgur.com/6gQLxML
For location A: there is one ethernet cable coming from the ISP. I have 2 broadband contracts, both come with 1 public IP (static). For each public IP i have one router(ASUS RT-AC66U, running ASUSWRT Merlin), with WLAN configured with the public IP and LAN with different private subnets (one is 192.168.1.255, the other is 192.168.2.255). Between the routers and the ISP there's a bare bones switch (they were too lazy to give me 2 wires). I want to merge the 2 sublans for local usage(99% being file transfer), but keep the split for internet usage.
Ultimately i also want to merge the networks in location A with the one in location B, but that's not an issue at this moment.
Is there any solution to do this? I can replace the switch with another router if needed.
Currently i have the following configuration: http://imgur.com/6gQLxML
For location A: there is one ethernet cable coming from the ISP. I have 2 broadband contracts, both come with 1 public IP (static). For each public IP i have one router(ASUS RT-AC66U, running ASUSWRT Merlin), with WLAN configured with the public IP and LAN with different private subnets (one is 192.168.1.255, the other is 192.168.2.255). Between the routers and the ISP there's a bare bones switch (they were too lazy to give me 2 wires). I want to merge the 2 sublans for local usage(99% being file transfer), but keep the split for internet usage.
Ultimately i also want to merge the networks in location A with the one in location B, but that's not an issue at this moment.
Is there any solution to do this? I can replace the switch with another router if needed.