Yes, that is exactly what I said in different words. Only one of the routers
can be set as a DHCP server. You will have to set the gateway statically on
the computers that you want to use the router that is not the DHCP server.

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Kerry
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Chris Mattison wrote:
Hey,


It all made alot of sense, and I think I get at what you're saying,
however it also made no sense...all at the same time.

It is going to be very hard to explain a diagram through words, so
I was wondering if you could scribble up a little dealy with Paint or
something and email it to me. I understand, as I said, but the when
and the where and what, and how is missing.

I had a thought, and I'm no expert...but maybe this would work?
Each router has one modem connected to it. Each router has a
different
IP. So I set computer 1 to access 192.168.0.1 as its default gateway.
Computer 2 has 192.168.0.2 set as its default gateway.
But otherwise, everything is left connected much the same way as it
is now.
Would I still be able to maintain my network and filesharing?

Thanks.