How to connect the two routers in the living room and bedroom

First, define your two routers, the first one is Router A and the second Router B. The premise is that Router A has been set up to access the Internet normally (connected to optical fiber access or ADSL modem).

Method 1: Connect to the WAN port. ANY COMPUTER IS CONNECTED TO THE LAN PORT OF ROUTE B (DO NOT CONNECT THE TWO ROUTES FIRST, BECAUSE YOUR TP-LINK ROUTER IP IS THE SAME, IF YOU CONNECT IT NOW, THERE WILL BE A CONFLICT), ENTER THE ROUTE IP ADDRESS TO ENTER THE SETTINGS.

Open the LAN port setting of the network parameters, change the default IP address to me, this is arbitrary, you can change it to other correct routing IP addresses, use me this is OK), the subnet mask is default, and then save the restart route. At this time, the IP address of route B becomes, and to enter route B, you must enter it to enter the settings interface. Then, in the TCP IP attribute of the current computer NIC, change the IP address to (X takes the natural number range 2-254, such as 66), the subnet mask, and the gateway.

After the setting is completed, open IE, enter in the address bar, re-enter the B router setting interface, open the WAN port setting of network parameters, select static IP in the WAN port connection type, and set it to: IP address (X takes the natural number range 2-254) Subnet mask The default gateway pays attention to the IP address, where X, must be an IP address that has not been used in the existing LAN, such as 78, otherwise it will cause conflict). DNS and proxy servers are set to.

After the settings are complete, save and restart the B router. Then you can connect the LAN port of the A router to the WAN port of the B router, and the B route plays the function of secondary routing, and all computers connected to the B route must follow the LAN configuration of the B route, that is, the TCP IP attribute of the computer connected to the B route is set to IP: take the natural number range 2-254, as long as it is not the same as the LAN port of the B route), subnet mask:

It should be noted that the computer connected to Route A must follow the LAN setting rules of Route A, that is, IP: Note that it cannot be the same as the WAN port IP setting of Route B), subnet mask: , gateway:

DNS: or use the DNS provided by your network operator).If you connect to route B, you will follow the LAN settings rules of route B.

Connect through the bridging function, enter the router to find the bridging function, search for the router at the next level, enter the password to connect, and the WIFI signal can be expanded through the current router to increase the WIFI coverage area and signal strength. But not all routers have a bridging feature.

Two routers connected:

1. Wired connection, 1, plug the network cable into the LAN port of the secondary router and connect to the computer to set the LAN port IP address to assign one of the IP addresses to the main router, or wirelessly set the IP address of the LAN port of the secondary router to assign one of the IP addresses to the main router, turn off the DHCP service of the secondary router, and finally connect the network cable to the LAN port of the main router.

2. Plug the network cable into the WAN port of the router, connect the router and set the router to access the Internet to automatically obtain the IP address or a fixed IP address.

Second, wireless connection, the router has a bridging function, and the secondary router can directly bridge the main router. In the secondary router bridging function module, you can search for the main router network and enter the password to connect.

There are two ways to do this, and the setup method is completely different. 1. Network cable connection. 2. Wireless connection.

Generally, it is recommended to use wireless relay (bridging) method, which combines two routers into one, without switching WiFi, and realizes seamless roaming. Today's routers all have such a feature.

Under normal circumstances,I think the two routers in the living room and bedroom,If the details are free,You can choose to connect in parallel This one is still very cost-effective,So you can say it can be directly。

The two routers in the living room and bedroom don't need to be connected, they can go their own way.

Two routers can be connected in series, first plug the network cable into one of the routers, and then extend from one of the routers to the router in the room, the intra-alliance route has the function of routing and switching, so as long as you put it, you can connect it in series.

To connect the two routers in the living room and bedroom, you can turn on the bridge mode of the main router, and then connect the secondary router directly.

It's best to use a wire, if you see a bridge function, then it's best to use this, in fact, just these two rooms, not to use two, a direct distance is enough.

If there are two routers in the family, you can consider making a secondary router, so that the two routers can be used on the same network at the same time.

The living room and the bedroom are two tours to how to connect, you can only connect one on the line. It is possible to connect the hall.