I have a couple different subnets in home network.
Problem: Devices in 192.168.50.X can not access DVR recorder
What have I tried/observe:
Here is a my network layout:
Any idea how to make this work?
JohnSnow
- IP cameras and DVR are in 192.168.8.X.
- most of the home devices are in 192.168.50.X They should have access to DVR recorder which is in 192.168.8.90
- WAN modem that connects to internet + some other devices are in 192.168.50.1
Problem: Devices in 192.168.50.X can not access DVR recorder
What have I tried/observe:
- If I statically allocated 192.168.8.X IP to a computer it can access the DVR recorder, even when connceted to Router's WIFI or ports
- If I statically allocate two IPS (one for each subnet) to a computer it can access devices in both subnet
- Devices from 192.168.8.X sometimes appear in Asus router client list (network map)
- If I run Wireshark connected to the router (or to POE switch) I can see traffic from both subnets
- I tried playing by adding additional IPs or static routes on the router, but nothing helps. Some examples:
- ifconfig eth2 192.168.8.130 netmask 255.255.255.0 # add additional IP
- ip route add 192.168.8.15/32 dev eth2 # add additional route - directly for one host, also tried similar through WEB UI
- I've changed a modem few weeks back (moved from hybrid to fiber). The previous one supported hybrid (ADSL + 5g) mode. All subnets were connected to that modem. I sucesfully made them visible to each other by adding additional 192.168.8.X IP to the old modem. However the new modem does not support this.
Here is a my network layout:
Any idea how to make this work?
JohnSnow