What would you do with ....

I would divide the components equally between the two networks and have the router join them together in the middle. Of course this would depend on the number of users in each group and the type of communication they desire.

I would ask my boss for enough money to hire someone to tell me what to do.

Obviously, there is so much going on here that a it is vitually impossible to give any kind of cohesive, comprehensive and intelligent answer.

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Raffi_

This is why we take the time and expense to get trained and certified. There is a lot to consider here.

If you do not want to provide a constructive answer, please keep your comments to yourself.

Here's a novel idea. Start by defining the problem. Next, design a solution. Finally, select and purchase equipment to implement the solution.

Your approach of buying some equipment and then relying on the kindness of strangers to help you figure out how to use it is doomed to failure no matter what advice you receive.

Here are your choices: 1, Hire a pro; 2, go to school; 3, find another line of work.

I guess all those that have left comments to this question find the answer to difficult to come by. I know now that those folks that subscribes here as experts are really are not.

You are the weakest link Good Bye!

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