For specific issues with router bridging, see Supplementary Note 30

The TWL541R and TWL548D cannot be bridged because these two wireless routers do not have WDS function. Ordinary wireless routing antennas generally use 3-5db of power, which can penetrate 3 walls, and two building walls should be fine. To add:

Wireless routers with WDS function can do wireless bridging, check the WDS of the router in front of the WDS as shown in the following figure, and then click Scan, add the WiFi signal of the route that needs to be bridged, and then enter its password to complete the bridging. （wds，..The TWL541R and TWL548D cannot be bridged because these two wireless routers do not have WDS function.

Ordinary wireless routing antennas generally use 3-5db of power, which can penetrate 3 walls, and two building walls should be fine. To add: Wireless routers with WDS function can do wireless bridging, check the WDS of the router in front of the WDS as shown in the following figure, and then click Scan, add the WiFi signal of the route that needs to be bridged, and then enter its password to complete the bridging.

WDS, that is, wireless hotspot distribution system, it is a special function in wireless AP and wireless routing, simply put, it is the relay plus bridging function of AP, it can realize the communication of two wireless devices, and can also play the role of amplifying signals) all.

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Router bridging setup method: Wireless bridging method.

Primary Router Settings].

1. Enter the settings interface of the main router, then click [Running Status] in the left option bar, and you can find the DNS server in the WAN port status bar, there are two in total, the primary DNS and the alternative DNS server, record them.

2. Click [Network Parameters] - LAN Port Settings] to set the LAN address of the router to save, at this time, it will be restarted and then return to the settings interface and click [Wireless Settings] - Basic Settings.

3. Set the SSID to TP Link A. Set the wireless channel to: 11. Note: The WDS or Bridge feature must be turned off.

4. Click [Wireless Settings] - Wireless Security Settings, and select WPA-PSK as the encryption method, in this example, 12345678 as an example. Note: WPA WPA2 encryption is more secure and more stable to bridge than the old WE encryption, so WPA WPA2 encryption is recommended.

5. Click [DHCP Server] -- DHC Server Settings] and set [Address Pool Start Address] to; Set the End Address of the Address Pool to Click Save to restart the main router. The main router is set up.

Set up the secondary router].

1. Enter the settings interface of the secondary router.

2. Click [Network Parameters] --LAN Port Settings.

3. Set the LAN address of the secondary router to prevent conflicts with the main router, and it is also convenient to manage the main and secondary routers.

4. Click [Wireless Settings] - Basic Settings.

5. Set the SSID to TP Link-B. Set the wireless channel to: 11.

6. Check [Turn on WDS], click Scan in the pop-up interface, find the SSID of the main router after getting the AP list, that is, TP Link A, click the [Connect] button on the right, select WPA-PSK as the encryption method, fill in the key of the main route: 12345678, (keep it consistent with the main router), and click Save.

7. Because the new WDS function is different from the old bridge and more advanced, you only need to turn on WDS on all secondary routers and fill in the information of the main router, if the main router turns on the WDS or bridge function, please turn it off, otherwise the WDS function cannot be used.

8. Click [Wireless Settings] -- Wireless Security Settings to set the password of the secondary route wireless.

9. Click [DHCP Server] -- DHCP Server Settings], change [Address Pool Start Address] to [Address Pool Start Address] to [Address Pool Start Address]. [Gateway] Fill in the IP address of the main router, that is. The primary and alternate DNS servers fill in the previously recorded addresses to save and reboot the router.

10. The setting is complete and the connection is successful.

How to do router bridging, two ways to understand.

The model is the same as the router settings, and the router settings directly enter the MAC address and name of the other unit.

Two wireless routers are required to bridge the connection, and both must support the WDS function.

Bridging simply means that Router 1 transmits the wireless signal to Router 2, and Router 2 sends the signal out.

Everyone answered almost, but it's still too cumbersome, in fact, when I operate, the first one is the normal setting on the line, remember that the channel is selected as 1, there is only one place that is not easy to deal with, that is, how to enter the management of the second router, in fact, it is the same as the first too to connect to the computer, unplug the first one, but it is still powered on and not connected to the external network, install the second connected to the external network, but change, and then turn off the DHCP protocol, and then turn on the WDS function, find the signal of the first station, connect, and get it.

Or unplug the first one, but still power on, connect to the external network, install the second connected computer, but change, then turn off the DHCP protocol, and then turn on the WDS function, find the signal of the first one, connect, and get it.

It depends on the environment, for example, there are 2 routers in the enterprise, which needs to know what model brand router, because you need to set commands and increase routes.

If it is broadband at home, consider 2 routers, this should also explain what kind of environment it is and why you need 2 routers;

For example, if you want 2 routers and 1 of them are wired, and the newly added one is for wireless considerations, then this one is simple, plug the wireless LAN port into a limited LAN port, and then modify the IP address of the wireless LAN port to become a different network segment (this is to prevent conflicts); Then turn off the DHCP protocol and that's it.

If the purpose is to expand two network segments from two routers, you need to connect the WAN port to the LAN port of the higher-level router for static IP address translation.

<>1. Set the LAN address of the router to save, it will restart at this time, return to the settings interface after restarting, click "Wireless Settings", select "Jiyu Noise Settings", and then select "SSID". Select "WPA-PSK" for encryption and prefer the password.

2. Set the LAN address of the secondary router to prevent conflicts with the main router.

3. Change the starting address of the address pool to ", as long as it does not intersect with the main router.

4. Fill in the IP address of the main router in "Gateway", that is, "Primary and Alternate DNS Server", fill in the address written on the paper before and save and restart the router. town and.

1. Bridging on routers: refers to the extension of the coverage of the wireless wifi signal on a wireless router.

2. For example: Wireless Router A has been connected to the Internet and set up a wireless network to tell the Internet, but the wireless WiFi signal coverage on Router A is limited. If you want to use the wireless network outside the wireless signal coverage of router A, you only need to prepare another wireless router B, enable the bridging function on router B, and make relevant settings.

3. After the bridging setting is completed on the B router, in fact, the B router has established a connection with the A router through wireless means, and then the user can directly connect to the wireless wifi signal on the B router to surf the Internet, and the B router will automatically send the Internet access to Router A.

4. The bridging on the router is that the two wireless routers A and B establish a connection through wireless mode, and the user can connect to the wireless wifi signal on the two routers A and B. The main function is to extend the wireless signal coverage of a single wireless router.

What is it used for? Router bridging requires changing the IP, which is very troublesome. If needed, you can connect to the switch.

There are many clear points in the bridging problem, which is the fault, which is conducive to helping you solve it quickly.

What is your situation, to put it bluntly.

It is necessary to use the sub-router to access the Internet through the parent router.

Router bridging requires two routers, and both must have a network.

I successfully connected it with TP

There are a lot of them on the Internet, so it's good to do your own experiment.

Yes, the WAN port of the secondary route is connected to the LAN of the primary route and is dynamically obtained.

It should be able to go on, but 360 will often prompt IP conflicts and frequent disconnections.