I have difficulties configuring network under Mac OS X. There is two routers. Router 1 has internet and I'm connecting to this via WIFI. Router 2 has no internet, but into this router is connected a Buffalo TeraStation (NAS).
Under Windows this was configured pretty easy:
- Wifi connected to router 1 via automatic DHCP
- LAN connected to router 2 via cable with manual IP 192.168.112, sub mask 255.255.255.0, default gateway not specified (as there can not be two under one system), DNS server 192.168.1.100
With this configuration under Windows I have internet access as well as full access to NAS (TeraStation).
In Mac OS X 10.8 I can't have both internet access and access the TeraStation at the same time. If I disable the WiFi adapter, I can access (see) TeraStation. If i will change settings on LAN adapter using automatic DHCP, i will have access to TeraStation, but no internet.
Best Answer
Really easy to solve on OSX.
My configuration:
What's Important
Set service order to have wi-fi before ethernet
In this way all connections go to wifi, but connections to 192... network go to ethernet. Your NAS is obviously on 192
WiFi Settings
Ethernet Settings
Service Order
Service Order Config