Two ISP's two routers, best way to see printer from either

[loady]

I have TalkTalk (TT) coming in downstairs using a DSL-AC88U running stock firmware as it doesn't take merlin (someone else pays for this isp). I have recently had community fibre broadband installed upstairs for my own personal use and it is directly attached to my ASUS RT AC86U and this is running merlin firmware, before i got community fibre i was using the ASUS RT AC86U and powelines to get the internet upstairs where the ASUS RT AC86U resides, the printer is downstairs and connected to the ASUS DSL-AC88U, i could print from anywhere in the the house. Whats the best way to go about being able to print to the printer from either router ?

Both routers are on the same subnet 192.168.11.xxx, thats probably not ideal, the wifi signal of router upstairs is not strong enough to reach the printer downstairs so i have tried to do it that way. The subnet upstairs has to remain on 192.168.11.xxx i can change downstairs if need be.

 

[CaptainSTX]

Does the printer downstairs support a printing service such as Epson Print, Google Print or its own proprietary app?

If so you can use them to route print jobs to that printer from the WWW.

 

[loady]

its an epson ET2500, i dont think it does natively, even if i turn on WPS it does find the printer but keeps failing to install saying that there is no network profile for it

 

[K-2SO]

Both routers are on the same subnet 192.168.11.xxx

No. You just have two separate networks now with the same IP range.

 

[loady]

No. You just have two separate networks now with the same IP range.

Ok. I have changed the downstairs router to 192.168.1.xx and the printer is working from. The router upstairs currently