Inet Sharing Router Configuration Problems

[Diz30606]

Ok, I'll show u the map.

Inet--->N Router 1--->My Comuter---Inet Sharing---Router 2---Any wireless device.

Here is the problem that i am having. Anything before my computer that is attached to router 1 has no problem sharing files back and forth. Anything attached to router 2 cannot see anything BEFORE my computer. but they can see each other. I would like to fix this problem. All of my configurations are below. I can get Inet on both sides. I have done alot of research and things are really confusing.


Router 1 192.168.1.1 -- 3-50(dhcp)

Wireless Adapter on Computer Statically set to x.x.x.23; 255.255.255.0; x.x.x.1 DNS: x.x.x.1; 8.8.8.8. (shared)
LAN From computer -- OS set 192.168.137.1 255.255.255.0

Router 2 Statically set to: x.x.137.2; 255.255.255.0; x.x.137.1; DNS: x.x.137.1 -- 50-100(dhcp) (firewall turned off)


What i wanted to do is to be able to see on both sides from both sides. I am pretty competent in routers and settings and jargon, but this one has me stumped. Any and all help would be appreciated.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

Why are you passing it through your PC? I imagine it's using NAT.

Disable DHCP on router 2, and connect the LAN ports of both routers together with an ethernet cable.

 

[Diz30606]

That is not an option, or i would have done that. the whole reason that i have that router hooked up the way that i do is because i need a hotspot for my tablets and phones in another part of my house. I am all about speed and connectivity. The modem and router are in a fixed place in the house and are not able to move. I dont have the option of running wire through my house, so that's dead. I am stuck with wireless. I have tried to put ddwrt on it. It worked, but i was bogged down to speeds of 1/2 of 54Mbps (even locally, It utilizes the 2.4 b/g band to receive and repeat inet) Now the issue of seeing other computers and tablets on that 2nd routers side is resolved, but just extremely slow.

 

[Someone Somewhere]

OK, so your PC is connected to your main router via WiFi, then shares that to your second router via Ethernet?

I'd suggest getting powerline networking, personally. You won't need to keep your PC on, it'll be faster, and there's none of the mess that goes with Windows.