Hello.
I have network without dhcp with all IPs being static.
I wanted to add a wifi to this network and for it to be easier to connect i decided to create new subnet with DHCP.
I setup Mikrotik hAP lite and created routing rules on my firewall/router
Problem is that access one subnet from another, but i can access internet from both subnets.
I found a way to access 192.168.2.0 subnet from 192.168.128.0 subnet using NAT, but it doesn’t work other way around.
Can you please help me?
You’re missing a static route on Kerio. It should read something like this (linux command syntax):
route add -n 192.168.128.0 gw 192.168.2.154 netmask 255.255.255.0
or ROS syntax:
/ip route add dst-address=192.16.182.0/24 gateway=192.168.2.154
And probably add some allow rule to the Kerio FireWall as well. Beware that connection tracking between the two subnets on hte Kerio won’t be possible (due to how IP works) so you might want to switch off connection tracking for traffic between these two subnets as well.
A bit cleaner solution would be to configure hAP lite as bridge between wireless and the rest of LAN and start a DHCP server somewhere (also possible to run it on hAP ac). The problem is that such DHCP server would answer to requests from wired network as well, so this solution might not be feasible for your needs.
I already have one.
I gonna look into it.
It totally would, but it don’t worth the time now because this static network have like 200 hosts and company gonna be moving to a new location in a few months.
But thank you for your suggestion.
I figured out a solution for this problem.
What helped me is disabling second nat that i created for guest network.