How to Set Up Static Routes for Enroute 4 Setup

Introduction:

In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up static routes when computer A wants to access computer B in the same subnet. This process requires configuring the first and second ASUS routers to allow devices connected to the second router to share information across different subnets.

Step-by-Step Instructions:

1. Log in to the Router(2) by accessing its web-based interface using your preferred web browser.

2. Disable the firewall on the second router to ensure that it can communicate with other devices in the network.

Scenario 1: Setting Up Static Routes

When computer A wants to access computer B, two front-routers, Router(1) and Router(2), are in the same subnet. To set up static routes, follow these steps:

a. Click on the 'Static Route List' tab and then click the 'Add' button.

b. In the 'Gateway' field, enter the WAN IP assigned by the first ASUS router to the second ASUS router.

c. In the 'Network/Host IP' field, change the LAN IP of the second ASUS router to 192.168.100.0 so that devices connected to this router can share information across different subnets.

Setting Up Static Routes on Router(2)

To set up static routes on Router(2), follow these steps:

a. Log in to Router(2) by accessing its web-based interface using your preferred web browser.

b. Click on the 'Basic Config' tab and select 'Enable' for static routes.

In this tutorial, we have shown you how to set up static routes when computer A wants to access computer B in the same subnet. By following these steps, devices connected to Router(2) can share information across different subnets, enabling seamless communication between devices.

Enroute 4 set up