Route to 2nd network

Hello everyone,

Thanks for all the help you provide here!

I have a separate network for the Security Cameras and Access Control System from the main network, but I need access to those systems from the main network. Here is the configuration:
Ether1 - WAN/ISP
Ether2 - Main Network (192.168.88.x)
Ether3 - Main Network (192.168.88.x)
Ether4 - Main Network (192.168.88.x)
Ether5 - Security Cameras & Access Control system (They are doing whatever they want and all traffic is routed out Ether1 (192.168.200.x))

I need to connect to these devices from the 192.168.88.x network:
Cameras are at 192.168.200.195
Access Control (door) is at 192.168.200.172

I’m not sure what to show from the router configuration to help with this. I can tell you that Ether5 is part of a bridge (sec_br - Root Port). Ether2 is bridge1 - designated port, Ether3 is bridge1 - Root port and Ether4 bridge1 - designated port.

I didn’t create this configuration, I’m only trying to get access to the Cameras and Access Control systems.

Thanks for all your help.
Darrin

Suggest you get someone who knows MT config to make the changes, like the person who setup the config.

/export hide-sensitive file=anynameyouwish,

Open in notepadd++
Remove the serial number of the router and any public WANIP information before pasting here.