@YLearn hellow

can you just give me simple answer for this question

A small client is merging with another small company, who is retaining their own IT. The new company has static IPs in the 192.168.10.x/24 network assigned to all client machines, and they have uplinked them into your client’s single, unmanaged switch.

The other company’s IT does not want to make any changes to their PCs. Your client is on the 192.168.1.x/24 network, with a simple NAS with a single NIC supporting only one IP, set to 192.168.1.2, and a Verizon DSL modem with a single LAN port set to IP 192.168.1.1. What steps would you take to allow access to the file shares on the NAS to the new company without adding or replacing any equipment or making any changes to the new company’s PCs or your client’s IP scheme?

@Infra, not sure I have one at this point. No adding or replacing equipment, no changes allowed, no mention of network devices other than an unmanaged switch and a SP provided gateway, and I don't know anything more about the situation (single shared space, two spaces, etc)....not much to go on here or work with.

Generally speaking, something has to change somewhere...whether that is config, IPs, equipment, etc.