On 17 Nov 2015 18:55, "Stuart Ward" <stuart.w...@bcs.org> wrote: > What you should do is turn off DHCP and NAT on router B and give that router a fixed IP address on Router A, Then all your devices will be on the same subnet.
Except Nigel seems to *want* the subnets split, based on his mail, and was just asking questions about how it worked. Also bear in mind that if you do want to use 2 home routers on the same subnet like that you need to connect one LAN port from each router together, which is not what he or I described (WAN port of router b connected to a LAN port on router a).
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