Routing Problems

RouterOS Beginner Basics
1

I hope I won’t bother you much because i really just need some guidance in the right direction.

I have a network looking like this:

interface1 INTERNET (WAN)
interface2 DHCP1 10.30.10.0/26
interface3 DHCP2 10.30.10.64/26 with a D-Link wireless router having it’s own DHCP 192.168.0.0/24 taking 10.30.10.70 from DHCP2

Where should i start if i want to, let’s say, ping 192.168.0.50 from 10.30.10.50 (DHCP1) or the terminal, because it only works the other way around (and Remote Desktop is really slow, but a ping will suffice).

I lost a whole night in manuals for routing, IP->addresses,routes,firewall NAT,DHCP server, relay and I just need a narrowing down…

Thank you in advance.

2

I assume that the Dlink is nating the network, so it will never work. You need to remove the DHCP server and the NAT from the dlink. Thats how i would do it.

3

That router has so few options that i can’t even describe :slight_smile:

NAT removing just not an option :slight_smile: and DHCP server is, but…

To make my questing even more simple… I just want to ping a router it self from terminal somehow (192.168.0.1).

4

in the dlink you should be able to set port forwarding for what you need to access. Or you could remove NAT from the dlink, get routeros to do the nat and firewall off what you dont want accessing the rest of the network

5

You need to add route so taht router knows that 192.168.0.0/24is reachable behind dlink.

6

Thank you mrz,

Just one question: should i continue poking in IP-> Address List and Route list OR Routing->RIP OSPF BGP…

Thx again.

7

You just need to add one entry in /ip route table.