Take the 2-minute tour ×  I have two internal networks that are
connected to each other and  I am trying to make devices on the
network be able to access the devices on the network and vice
versa.  My questions is what is the networking term used to
"bridge/route" traffic between the two networks making each
other available to one another.  Also what is the process in
getting this going using iptables?  share|improve this question
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programmers.  1 Answer 1  It is called forwarding. You need a
router between them, which knows the routes to each of those
networks (if it's directly connected to them, it knows the
routes automatically). Also the client PCs default gateway
(router also) needs to know the way (route) to them (via another
router). If they are both connected to the same router, then
they should see eachother fine without any other devices. If
they are on separate routers, and each has