1-LAN 2-Cable Connections?

[need3d]

Hello everyone, I just wanted to ask you a question about a situation I might find myself in very soon.

I currently have two LANS connected via Wireless-G Bridges. There is one Internet Cable connection on one lan, and the internet connection is distributed throught the entire network via the Router/DHCP server.

On Lan 1 is the internet connection, on Lan 2 are the file servers.

But there are times when it doesn't work, when someone picks up a 2.4Ghz phone, the internet connection on the 2nd LAN gets cut completely.

So to eliminate the hiccups in Internet Connection, I ordered another Cable intenet connection for Lan 2. But that means I have to have another router/DHCP server to route the internet to the computers on Lan 2. And I know that 2 DHCP can't co-exist on the same network with the same IP block.

So my question is how do I still give everyone access to the file servers, while everyone gets the internet connection from the respective LAN's?

Any ideas or suggestions will be greatly welcomed. Thanks!

Joe

[JimGeier]

It seems the problem you have is RF Interference between the wireless bridges and your cordless phone. From your posting I am assuming that you are using 802.11g wireless bridges. 802.11g operates in the 2.4GHz spectrum, the same as your cordless phone. 2.4GHz phones are known to have a very detrimental effect on 2.4GHz wireless LANs, and in some cases (which seems to be yours) shut them down. Some possible solutions would be:
-Set the bridges to a different channel than what they are on now (probably won't work though)
-Use different cordless phones, either 900MHz or 5GHz
-Replace the 802.11g bridges with 802.11a bridges, which operate in the 5GHz spectrum (of course this will cost money...)

[Uptown_hr]

You can justt simply disable the dhcp feature on the other router.