I'm trying to set something up here.
We have two DSL lines as we have combined households. Here's the deal.
Router/Gateway A (192.168.1.1) is connected and DMZd to a Cisco RVS4000 VPN router. Computers can go on the net and life is good.
Router/Gateway B (192.168.2.1) when connected we get router behind router errors. How can one have both routers attached so that B acts as a failsafe should A go down (I know the VPN will be inaccesable, but thats OK).
All PCs in the house have both gateways listed in the NIC properties, but we need to avoid the router behind router errors.
Should I just have router B disable DHCP? And just leave all PCs with both gateways defined?
Thank You.
We have two DSL lines as we have combined households. Here's the deal.
Router/Gateway A (192.168.1.1) is connected and DMZd to a Cisco RVS4000 VPN router. Computers can go on the net and life is good.
Router/Gateway B (192.168.2.1) when connected we get router behind router errors. How can one have both routers attached so that B acts as a failsafe should A go down (I know the VPN will be inaccesable, but thats OK).
All PCs in the house have both gateways listed in the NIC properties, but we need to avoid the router behind router errors.
Should I just have router B disable DHCP? And just leave all PCs with both gateways defined?
Thank You.