Cross networking
I have a slightly odd installation. My incoming broadband is handled by a Hub 5 which provides Wi-Fi for part of the ground floor of my old property and the garden. This is running the standard 192.168.0.xxx IP range. I have reserved one IP address and also set it as the DMZ . This feeds via a 20m Cat6 cable to a second Vigor 2830n-plus router two floors up in my office, running 192.168.1.xxx. Connected to this network is a small web server, MQTT broker and PiHole - which manages DNS on this network only - plus the usual PC, laptop and various gizmos. Both networks provide good internet access but don't talk to each other at present. My problem is that I wish to be in the service range of the Hub 5's Wi-Fi and cross-connect to the Vigor's network i.e be on 192.168.0.xxx and communicate with 192.168.1.xxx. I understand the term is 'static routing' but cannot find any way of achieving this. The simple solution would be to set the Hub5 to modem node but the Wi-Fi service is needed for TVs on the ground floor which within a limited range, is very good. I would be immensely grateful for any guidance, if this is achievable!