I have a network on which we run a fairly high bandwidth application on a daily basis. It's all well and good. I have a machine running dnsmasq for DHCP and DNS queries. We also have internet access over this network through an ISP provided router. I think this is all pretty basic stuff. The router is the default gateway.
I am adding a security camera system using IP cameras, and a server running ZoneMinder (a web based application for controlling IP Cameras). I would like the entire security camera system to be on it's own network both for security and bandwidth reasons. My main network is all on 192.168.1\24 and I thought I would put the security cameras on 192.168.0\24
So I have this Netgear router connected to my main LAN on it's LAN side with a static IP (192.168.1.13) and on it's WAN side, I have the router configured with a static IP (192.168.0.1) connected to a (unmanaged) switch where the web server also has a static IP, and all of the cameras will also have static IPs.
I have turned off the DHCP, RIP, Firewall etc. on the Netgear, but I cannot ping the webserver on the other side of the router from inside my main LAN. If I traceroute, of course my requests go out the default gateway to my ISP. Now here is where I am stuck. I am sure that this all sounds like a bit of a dopey situation to many of you, but I am thinking that I may need to set dnsmasq to have a second gateway (the Netgear) so that my pings get there (I have no very good ideas about how to do that). Or maybe I have to set up the Netgear differently (maybe I have it bass-ackward). Or maybe, I am barking up the wrong tree entirely. So... I could use a little guidance here for how to proceed... any help will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I am adding a security camera system using IP cameras, and a server running ZoneMinder (a web based application for controlling IP Cameras). I would like the entire security camera system to be on it's own network both for security and bandwidth reasons. My main network is all on 192.168.1\24 and I thought I would put the security cameras on 192.168.0\24
So I have this Netgear router connected to my main LAN on it's LAN side with a static IP (192.168.1.13) and on it's WAN side, I have the router configured with a static IP (192.168.0.1) connected to a (unmanaged) switch where the web server also has a static IP, and all of the cameras will also have static IPs.
I have turned off the DHCP, RIP, Firewall etc. on the Netgear, but I cannot ping the webserver on the other side of the router from inside my main LAN. If I traceroute, of course my requests go out the default gateway to my ISP. Now here is where I am stuck. I am sure that this all sounds like a bit of a dopey situation to many of you, but I am thinking that I may need to set dnsmasq to have a second gateway (the Netgear) so that my pings get there (I have no very good ideas about how to do that). Or maybe I have to set up the Netgear differently (maybe I have it bass-ackward). Or maybe, I am barking up the wrong tree entirely. So... I could use a little guidance here for how to proceed... any help will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance.