rout two networks

HI, i have two network 200.200.200.0/24 and 200.200.231.0/24
i have a server ip is 200.200.200.150, and want user from 200.200.231.0/24 see the server.

please help

I’m not sure what you mean by “see the server”, but you probably can’t ping the server from the host in the other subnet (ip range).

The reason for this is because the PC trying to access the server sees that the IP you’re trying to access is not in any of it’s own subnets and passes it on to it’s default gateway (probably being your broadband router).

The server 200.200.200.150 also won’t be able to ping the client PC’s IP for the same reason.

  • How to fix:
  • Either make the default gateway of the server and PC to be the IP of the Mikrotik configured on the port they’re connected to. This will make your internet stop working because the default gateway will be the Mikrotik and not your broadband router.
  • Or set up a static route on your current router/default gateway to reach 200.200.200.0/24 through the IP on the port of the Mikrotik connected to the 200.200.231.0/24 range. Make sure the subnet on the server’s side has the same or the server is configured to use the Mikrotik’s IP as default GW.
  • If all PCs are Windows, run the following from command line to add a static route to the other network in Windows. route add 200.200.200.0 mask 255.255.255.0 (mikrotik-IP) Dot he same on the Windows server on the other side.
  • The best way is to set up antoher interface on your Mikrotik router and plug your internet connection onto that. Then let all users trying to acces the internet and other network use the Mikrotik router as their default gateway.

Give us more info about your setup including internet connections/routers, etc. if you can’t manage to fix it.