I have this situation. I’ve 2 big site network.
I’m in the firtst 192.168.178.xx and i use 7Mb line. I’ve connect my site1 with the other (site2) through 2 powerbeam m5 400.
The second site have 3 line balanced with PCC and a perfect configuration. There have 50mb because each 20mb line go about at 14-15mb.
I want join the two network and use if possibile all the line 50mb + 7mb (creating another pcc balance in my HAP or RB951), or use only the second site line.. The important things are:
i need to stay in 178.xx network because i’ve servers and many things here.
i need only use the second line for improve my network capacity but not want that second site see my network or use my line.
i can post all my configuration of Routerboards.
PS. RB HAP is not configured now. i’ve just put 192.168.1.101 and 192.168.1.102 ip and setted point to poin network with powerbeam.
NAT on the hAP interface connected to the powerbeam, use the hAP as the default gateway at site 1. This would fulfil the “only use second site line” bit easily enough. With NAT enabled, site 2 won’t be able to see into site 1’s network without [for example] port forwards on the hAP.
Adding the much slower site 1 WAN link into the mix probably isn’t worth the effort, other than as a standby link.
I’ve changed IP LAN on HAP from 192.168.178.187 to 192.168.2.1.
If i connect my pc and set ip static with this parameters:
ip192.168.2.xx
netmask255.255.255.0
gateway192.168.2.1
dns 192.168.2.1
i go with 50mb line (from site 1)
if i put dhcp parameters, my pc get ip addresses from 192.168.178.100 (the dhcp server and dns server for site 2), and have as gateway 192.168.178.1 (the router with 7mb line).
For me is ok also in this mode but if i want see the network 192.168.2.xx from 192.168.178.xx?? what can i do?
I explain better this:
If i want to stay in 192.168.178.xx network with my line 7mb and want use just for my NAS and other things the second site line (192.168.2.xx).. what can i do for see the subnet 192.168.2.xx from network 192.168.178.xx??
Edit your obnoxiously large PDF to reflect your new addressing scheme, re-upload.
It sounds like what you’ve ended up with is two L3 networks in one L2 network. This can be made to work but obviously you can only have DHCP server, for example. If you want 192.168.178.0 to be able to reach 192.168.2.0 then you need to give the hAP an IP in the 192.168.178.0 network and create a route on the RB951 gateway pointing at the hAP.
Other ways to achieve this would be to use VLANs at Site 1 [everything in the diagram appears to be managed, so should be doable]. You then untag edge ports as appropriate to put the device into the required network.