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Why did you enter that particular gateway for that network? It doesn't seem to match what you described a paragraph earlier.– grawity_u1686Commented May 21 at 3:47
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I thought that would allow communication between routers 1 and 2 and my plan was to add 2 static routes like this to each router. Sounds like that's a useless idea?– YBBCommented May 21 at 3:56
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Right, but if the destination is a network that belongs to Router 2, why are you specifying Router 1 as the gateway for that? (I'm assuming you're adding this on one of the routers themselves, not on a host – were you adding this specific route on Router 1?)– grawity_u1686Commented May 21 at 4:06
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I tried what I thought might be helpful and it didn't work. That's why I reached out to this community.– YBBCommented May 21 at 4:13
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