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Cable modem=> WAN side of the router1 and at LAN side => connect to all PCs and one port (long CAT5/6 cable) connected to router2 WAN side and on LAN side connect to all the PCs
The last para kinda sounds like what youre asking
I am trying to join two sites on one Class C type network using the internet like a long LAN cable:What's your use case?
Check bridge, never tried it before
"Type C" implies that it's something which you would be using for personal use or a small business
Yes, Class C is suitable for 254 IP devices or less, like a small business or home. Since I am only going to have about 20 computers at one site and 10 or so at the other, Class C is plenty big.Does this - https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cyberpedia/what-is-a-site-to-site-vpn?source=patrick.net - sound like what you want?
Thanks, but "Bridge" mode does not connect two sites over the internet.
To make 192.168.1.x network across the two sub nets, there got to be one DHCP server (comes within every router) active at one location. I will have to look at how to configure the net.
Anyone know of any router or other device that can do this?