Cannot access my switch on a second nic

[Jay Roman]

Here is my setup:

ISP provided modem/switch (In bridge mode) ------> Asus Router ----> Desktop PC (with two nics) -----> Cisco Switch

I have IP Cameras attached to the switch, and I do not want the cameras to have internet access (Chinese Cameras)

I am 100% sure that everything is on the same subnet.

Router IP: 192.168.200.20

Switch Ip: 192.168.200.241

Desktop Nic 1: DHCP

Desktop NIC2 (connected to switch) : 192.168.200.250

I cannot access the switch. I am not talking about CLI. I need to be able to talk to the IP Cam, but I cannot.

 

[Jay Roman]

Do i need to have NIC 2 on a different subnet ?

 

[DG99]

You need a different subnet for the 2nd nic camera network, just leave the gateway blank

 

[Jay Roman]

You need a different subnet for the 2nd nic camera network, just leave the gateway blank

This worked. But if I have this second nic on a different subnet.

how can I remote in using open VPN ??

 

[SouthernYankee]

You need the first nic to have a static address 192.168.200.xx . The Asus router and the first NIC are on the same subnet. You access the PC on the first subnet using the OpenVPN that is enabled in the ASUS router

The second nic is for camera and the PC.