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    2 isp connected in 1 network

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    by jzenith04 ·

    i have 2 isp pldtsmydsl and smartbro. i connected my pldtmydsl on 1 router connected to 1 -8 port hub,and i have also smartbro connected to other router with 1- 8 port hub. all i want to do is to connect that 2 routers with thier hubs in just 1 network, meaning router 1 and 2 are all connected to 1 network.
    pls. help how to do this… ty

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    • #2538961

      Clarifications

      by jzenith04 ·

      In reply to 2 isp connected in 1 network

      Clarifications

    • #2538947

      MMM

      by animatech ·

      In reply to 2 isp connected in 1 network

      I am a bit confused with this set up but for the sake of things I will assume a few things.
      As far as I understand (And you can correct me if you need) you got the following set up:

      pldtmydsl on router 1 (Now I am assuming that the router is a DHCP as well)
      Lets also assume that this network has the following set up
      IP – 192.165.0.1
      DNS – 203.0.0.2 & 203.0.0.3
      We will call the above set-up LAN 1

      smartbro on router 2
      and again assuming
      IP – 10.0.0.1
      DNS – 205.0.0.4 & 205.0.0.5
      We will call the above set-up LAN 2

      To each of those set ups you got PC’s attached receiving their IP address\Gateway, and DNS lookups from the routers.

      The fastest solution I can think off is to implement a bridge between the 2 network segments that way a PC on 1 segment of the network can communicate with any other computer on the 2nd segment.

      Hope that helps

      • #2539715

        network

        by jzenith04 ·

        In reply to MMM

        sir, considering that setup, is the 2 router be connected in 1 hub/switch? do they meet or share internet connection? how i can connect warcraft dota in lan,also with counterstrike they did not connect with each other, pls help. thanks

        • #2539284

          Bridge\Switch

          by animatech ·

          In reply to network

          No they do not share internet connection you have to think about it as 2 separate LAN’s that can talk to each other via the bridge\switch.
          If you want to set up games for a LAN party why don’t you set up a game server on 1 of the networks.
          All users (From both LAN 1 and LAN 2) will be able to connect to the game server as both LAN’s will be communicating via the bridge\switch.

        • #2637899

          2 separate routers and 2 isp in one network

          by chercomengr1 ·

          In reply to Bridge\Switch

          yes, i believe it can. just turn off the DCHP of 2 routers and assign an internal static ip address of each pc client by putting Gateway and DNS address. Remember this 2 router has no load balancing. you need to find software for this for load balancing server to install to your server pc.

        • #2637893

          go buy a dual WAN router and be done with it

          by cg it ·

          In reply to network

          why do we see this question ALL the time

        • #2637884

          Why not Cisco router?

          by sridhar_reddapani ·

          In reply to go buy a dual WAN router and be done with it

          yes, its easy if you can replace both routers with one cisco router. You can do load balancing as well. If you feel its not a good idea, the other solution is connect both existing routers with new router say R3(R1 to WAN and R2 to DMZ) then connect your client computers to R3’s Lan network, but need to do many tweaks in routing them properly.

          Sridhar.

        • #2637854

          Cisco? you mean spend wads of $$ when you don’t have to

          by cg it ·

          In reply to Why not Cisco router?

          D-Link makes a decent consumer leveldual WAN router . For about $100.00 USD.

          Cisco offerings are $750.00 and $1,500.00 USD respectively.

          Not to mention that IOS isn’t the easiest O/S to learn and that the templates and Ciscoworks program sometimes doesn’t make the router do what you want it to

        • #2639144

          May or May not

          by sridhar_reddapani ·

          In reply to Cisco? you mean spend wads of $$ when you don’t have to

          Yes thats correct, Its depends upon your skills on cisco. If you know how to do things in cisco router you can play around with it than any other router provides. Thats why still cisco stands as number 1 for networking equipments….

    • #2638658

      2 router 2 isp in a network

      by chercomengr1 ·

      In reply to 2 isp connected in 1 network

      yes, it can. just turn off the dhcp of 1 router to make the other router assigning auto dhcp. and assign internal static ip of each pc client and their gateway and DNS.

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