linking subnets

[searchjaunt]

Hi,

I've attached an extra router to a CISCO RV320 a bit like in this diagram.
The RV320 is 192.168.1.1.
The new router gets a 192.168.1. WAN IP from the RV 320.
The LAN IP subnet new router is 192.168.2

So far so good, that works as such, BUT...

In contrary to what I would expect, none of the devices of the subnet on the new router (192.168.2) can connect to the 192.168.1 subnet. Even a ping won't work.

What should I do in order to get the 2 subnets linked and let 192.168.2 devices connect to the 192.168.1 network (the other way isn't needed).

Cheers,

Eddy

[Mark Malone]

Did you enable intervlan routing when creating the vlans in the GUI , that should do it ?

VLAN Table

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	VLAN ID	Description	Inter VLAN Routing	Device Management	LAN1	LAN2	LAN3	LAN4
	1	Default	Disabled	Enabled	Untagged	Untagged	Untagged	Untagged

[searchjaunt]

Hi,

I had already created an additional entry in the subnet table (with no DHCP since the second router does it's own DHCP).

I followed your advise and enable inter VLAN for both subnets.

I still can't connect to e.g. the NAS (a ping does work though) nor does it show under network in Windows Explorer.

Do I need to some extra stuff for it?

Many thanks in advance.

Eddy