Routers, Networks, Help

I've a cable modem connected to a netgear router (1). One pc (A) connects to this router. One wireless linksys router (2) connects to 1 as well. One pc (B) at the moment connects to 2 (by wire).

The ip addresses on 1's network:
1 = 192.168.0.1
A = 192.168.0.2
2 = 192.168.0.3
B = N/A

The ip addresses on 2's network:
2 = 192.168.1.1
B = 192.168.1.3

Internets are working on all pcs. But Windows Network is not working. How can I get B to see A? Originally, I would not set the network up like this, but due to physical limitations it ended up this way.

Because you're using NAT.. you should be able to access box A from box B by using the ip address (\\192.168.0.2) but not vice-versa.

If you *must* have your network like this, then your only real option is to use a VPN, or not to use NAT on the wireless router.

try disabling dhcp on the linksys and then instead of using the wan port on the linksys, use the lan
 port.

LoL, I've got the exact opposite problem.
this computer is connected to the network, it can see every computer, it pings the router flawlessly, and when I launch the webbrowser, it says "FUCK YOU VERY HARD".
So, no internet, but network.
How fuckin' weird is that? Any help?

Use Firefox, and check your Internet connection settings

... perhaps he should use linux too?
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make sure your router has an external ip address. my isp assigns static ips automatically, but didn't want to give one to my newer router.