Attach Two Local Area Network (LAN)

Jim

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19th Nov 2003

In my office, I am on LAN #1 (3 pc's). I would like to
access files on LAN #2 (2 pc's, Windows 2000 Server).
Both lans have there own routers. The routers are
located in my wiring closet. Both routers are about two
feet in distance from each other. Both routers are
running DHCP. Someone suggested I connect a cat5 cable to
both routers and change the subnet mask in TCP/IP to some
number. Is this correct? Your help is much appreciated.

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