> I have a fairly simple home network, to which I have recently added a second subnet to for my virtual > machines. While my primary DNS/DHCP server is a Dnsmasq instance running on my DD-WRT router, my second > subnet is hosted from a machine inside the Lan. On that machine I run multiple virtual machines, and desire > to serve DHCP and DNS information to them from a second Dnsmasq instance running on the first virtual > machine. However I've managed to confuse myself greatly on this subject going through the Dnsmasq archives.
I reread your original post again and I believe you may have missed an essential piece of configuration. All the machines on the 192.168.1.0/24 (Subnet A) network need to have routing table entry if they wish to communicate with the 192.168.2.0/24 (Subnet B) network. Regards, Brad
