LAN 2 LAN

andrew_curds(а)mail.ru Long life to you, All! People, help whoever can. :) We need to combine two networks. There is a local network 192.168.1.x, the computers are connected via a switch. There is a second network 192.168.2.x, similar. There is a computer with two network adapters, respectively, one has the address 192.168.1.50 and plugged into a switch, the other has 192.168.2.50 and is connected to the switch of the second network. How can I make comas from network 1 see computers on network 2? As a result, you need to give access to the printers of computers on network 2 and computers on network 1. Completely confused? ;) Operating system WIN_XP Professional, on all machines and on the one that will be router. I remember in XP there is such a thing as NETWORK BRIDGE. Is this it? ZYZH HUGE request to respond before 19:00 on December 21st. It is necessary to adjust the tempo bake... :( Sincerely yourzzz, Andrew

andrew_curds(а)mail.ru Long life to you, All! People, help whoever can. :) We need to combine two networks. There is a local network 192.168.1.x, the computers are connected via a switch. There is a second network 192.168.2.x, similar. There is a computer with two network adapters, respectively, one has the address 192.168.1.50 and plugged into a switch, the other has 192.168.2.50 and is connected to the switch of the second network. How can I make comas from network 1 see computers on network 2? As a result, you need to give access to the printers of computers on network 2 and computers on network 1. Completely confused? ;) Operating system WIN_XP Professional, on all machines and on the one that will be router. I remember in XP there is such a thing as NETWORK BRIDGE. Is this it? ZYZH HUGE request to respond before 19:00 on December 21st. It is necessary to adjust the tempo bake... :( Sincerely yourzzz, Andrew

Press RESET immediately, Andrew Curds! On Tue, 21 Dec 04 00:36:42 +0300, Andrew Curds wrote: AC> There is a local network 192.168.1.x, computers are connected via a switch. AC> There is a second network 192.168.2.x, similar. "Switch" in Russian is called COMMUTATOR. AC> Operating system WIN_XP Professional, on all machines and on the one that AC> will be the router. I remember in XP there is such a thing as NETWORK BRIDGE. Is this it? "Ruter" in Russian is called a router. It. Option: enable "ip forwarding" and set default to clients gateway, and wins.

Hello, Kirill! 21 Dec 04, 08:37, Kirill Frolov wrote to Andrew Curds on the topic "Re: LAN 2 LAN": AC>> There is a local network 192.168.1.x, computers are connected via a switch. AC>> There is a second network 192.168.2.x, similar. KF> "Switch" in Russian is called SWITCH. AC>> Operating system WIN_XP Professional, on all machines and on the one that AC>> will be the router. I remember in XP there is such a thing as NETWORK BRIDGE. Is this it? KF> "Ruter" is called a router in Russian. KF> It. Option: enable "ip forwarding" and set default to clients KF> gateway, and wins. And now all these terms are in Russian...... Happy connections. Roman.

Press RESET immediately, Roman Alexandrov! On Thu, 23 Dec 04 19:56:44 +0300, Roman Alexandrov wrote: RA> And now all these terms are in Russian...... Echotag on offtopic.