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In order to get the wireless router (B) working in conjunction with the DSL modem/router combo (A) at FF's house, I did the following:
- Disabled DHCP on (B)
- Set the IP address of (B) to 192.168.1.151
- Disabled IP pass-through on (A)
- Set the IP address of (A) to 192.168.1.1
- Enabled DHCP on (A), using range 192.168.1.100 - 192.168.1.150
- Plugged an ethernet cable between (A)'s output port and one of (B)'s output ports - NOT into the input/"internet" port as I was originally doing.
B's IP address should be in the same subnet as A's, but it should be a number not being used by A's DHCP setup.
Now, if anyone knows how I can still use VPN to be able to connect from my computer at my house, to FF's computer at her house, even though IP Pass-through is disabled there, I'd be interested in knowing.
- Disabled DHCP on (B)
- Set the IP address of (B) to 192.168.1.151
- Disabled IP pass-through on (A)
- Set the IP address of (A) to 192.168.1.1
- Enabled DHCP on (A), using range 192.168.1.100 - 192.168.1.150
- Plugged an ethernet cable between (A)'s output port and one of (B)'s output ports - NOT into the input/"internet" port as I was originally doing.
B's IP address should be in the same subnet as A's, but it should be a number not being used by A's DHCP setup.
Now, if anyone knows how I can still use VPN to be able to connect from my computer at my house, to FF's computer at her house, even though IP Pass-through is disabled there, I'd be interested in knowing.