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Accessing the NAS from a different subnet
Hi guys, here is the situation that I am looking for some hints from you: Router-->switch-->NAS (192.168.1.0/24) - main subnet | |--->Router- users (192.168.7.0/24) se...
Zenginus wrote:
Hi guys,
here is the situation that I am looking for some hints from you:
Router-->switch-->NAS (192.168.1.0/24) - main subnet
|
|--->Router- users (192.168.7.0/24) second subnet
What settings do I need to make, so that the users from the second subnet could also access the shared folders on the NAS.
Vlan, route on the NAS? Any settings on the routers?
You just need to turn NAT off on the 192.168.7.x router. VLANs won't help.
That with the disabling the NAT did't work...
Zenginus wrote:
That with the disabling the NAT did't work...
Is this a home router, or a business router? What model?
Is there a reason they need to be on a different subnet?
Can they ping the NAS and get a response?
The routers a more like home routers, TP link.....the computers from the second subnet cannot ping the NAS. They must be separated from the main network due to security reasons.
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