can't find computer across a router

I have two routers cascaded from my cable modem.The
compruers on the two sides of the can't find each other.
There's no problem on the upper or lower sides, just
across. Where should I be looking to fix this? Router?(D-
link 604)or software. Thanks

That's kind of the point of a router, it defines a distinct node of a
network. A properly configured network with two or more routers will divide
the network up into two or more distinct networks, none of which can see
each other. I'd suggest that you check into the instructions for the router
and find out how to turn it into a simple switch, so that all computers on
the network will see only one router and thus be one continuous network.

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"ernie serrano" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have two routers cascaded from my cable modem.The
> compruers on the two sides of the can't find each other.
> There's no problem on the upper or lower sides, just
> across. Where should I be looking to fix this? Router?(D-
> link 604)or software. Thanks