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My connection goes like:
ISP -> Modem -> Router A -> Router B -> Computers
The reason why I have two routers is that my modem and my computers are in different rooms and I use router B to bridge the distance between them. Router B is set up as a LAN switch and wireless access point, while router A is set up as a pure gateway.
I'd like to be able to access router A's web interface through router B. Is that possible? Keep in mind that they are in different subnets. (router A: 192.168.9.1; router B: 192.168.0.1) Both routers support port forwarding and routing tables.
2Of course, you may need to add a port number to that, e.g., 192.168.9.1:88 or 192.168.9.1:8080, etc., depending on what you've defined on Router A. To verify your Router A settings, temporarily attach a computer directly to it using a wire. – yosh m – 2013-01-06T22:53:32.480
A good point that. Most default to 80 as the web-interface, at least internally, but I'll edit it in. – Darael – 2013-01-06T23:08:45.367
That worked. I can't believe I hadn't tried it before. Thanks! – User not found – 2013-01-06T23:28:29.780