Hi Guys.
I don't know how to describe the title better, as my problem is a bit complex. Lets hope I can find some networks expert that can help me.
This is the situation. In my country, our ISP configure our networks in a weird way. The internet is integrated with our houses, so each socket on a different room gets directly an IP, a different IP, but all on the same network. Lets say that I get 192.168.72.X on the different sockets of the different rooms.
Now, the ISP, as usual, gives you a router that they connect to one of the sockets. But the router generates its own IP, 192.168.0.X, since it has its own IP the devices connected to the sockets don't see the devices conected to the router.
I have tried to force the router to have the IP of the house, but either the router does not accept to have the same IP as the house, or the ISP is blocking manual IPs to be configured in their switch.
What I am trying now is to connect on router on one room and another router in the other, since they are connected to the same network (in theory) and I put the same IP in both (one router is 192.168.1.1 and the other is 1.2) but I still cannot make them see each other.
Is there any way to configure the second router so it recognize the network created by the first router? What details should I change on the second router?
Thanks, I hope you can help me.
I don't know how to describe the title better, as my problem is a bit complex. Lets hope I can find some networks expert that can help me.
This is the situation. In my country, our ISP configure our networks in a weird way. The internet is integrated with our houses, so each socket on a different room gets directly an IP, a different IP, but all on the same network. Lets say that I get 192.168.72.X on the different sockets of the different rooms.
Now, the ISP, as usual, gives you a router that they connect to one of the sockets. But the router generates its own IP, 192.168.0.X, since it has its own IP the devices connected to the sockets don't see the devices conected to the router.
I have tried to force the router to have the IP of the house, but either the router does not accept to have the same IP as the house, or the ISP is blocking manual IPs to be configured in their switch.
What I am trying now is to connect on router on one room and another router in the other, since they are connected to the same network (in theory) and I put the same IP in both (one router is 192.168.1.1 and the other is 1.2) but I still cannot make them see each other.
Is there any way to configure the second router so it recognize the network created by the first router? What details should I change on the second router?
Thanks, I hope you can help me.