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Anonymous users2024-01-23The first IP is set, the second is set, the second router turns off DHCP, after the WDS is turned on in the wireless interface, the SSID of the first one is the name of the first server, and the password test and password must be the same as the first router, and the first computer should also be set up in the same way, but there is no need to enter the password.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22You need to go to the router settings in the living room and change the default gateway of the LAN port to it, otherwise yours will conflict with the default gateway of the router in your room.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Router bridge, just turn on WDS.
Connect your computer to the router you want to modify with a network cable, then enter the run command CMD, enter arp -a in the DOS window and press enter, check the IP address of that router. Then it's time to set it up.
Change the IP segment of the second wireless router to avoid conflicts with the IP segment of the first router. >>>More
It depends on how you wired the connection, and you have to make it clear to know what is going on.
Do the normal setup of the trunk plug cable Enter your SSID and password.
Instead of restarting the modem, reset the router.
Press the router's RESET button once, and after a few seconds, wait until all the lights are on together for a successful reset. >>>More