Is it okay for a wired router to separate a wired router and connect it to a wireless router?

Don't bother, landlord!

You can use one with a line to get on, and you can connect 3 units!

All you need to do is go to a computer store and pull the number of meters of network cable you need. It doesn't cost much, 5 dollars can pull 10 meters - -

And then just throw it off! Hey!

That's how my family is. 3 PCs! 1 downstairs, 2 upstairs, 2 computers, 1 laptop. It's very convenient. And it was thrown from the 3rd floor to the 1st floor. Farther than yours!

Wireless is really bad, it's too slow. It's still cable, and I've now set up my e-home, 75 yuan a month, and I'll send a digital TV to that. 4m internet speed. It's very comfortable!

Yes, but the IP of the wireless route must be changed, and it cannot be in the same segment as the wired IP (just do the static route).

No, you can't have multiple routes on a line.

A wireless AP can be used below

How many devices do you have, if you don't have any, you have to buy a wireless router A network cable that goes from upstairs to downstairs.

Suggestion: Install a wireless router from the computer room Connect a network cable to the downstairs Look at the Internet speed of the book If you can, OK Otherwise, connect a wire from the computer room to a network cable downstairs Connect a wireless router In line with the principle of beauty and convenience, pay attention to the wireless maximum 54m

The network cable connected from the broadband modem is connected to the WAN port of router A, and a network cable is pulled out from the LAN port of router A and connected to the LAN port of router B.

Router settings: Set the Internet access and password on router A, and turn off the DHCP function on router B

The first router. First of all, the correct connection is to connect the network cable with the WAN port of the wireless router, and then take one end of the cable and plug it into any LAN interface of the wireless router, and the other end into the network hole of the computer, and keep the computer properly connected to the wireless to ensure that the Internet can be accessed normally.

Then log in to the router connected to the Broadband Modem. Open a web browser and enter the IP address of the wireless router, which is usually or can be seen on the back of the wireless router), enter the administrator password on the pop-up page and click OK to enter the settings page.

Set "SSID Number" and "Channel" in Wireless Settings - Basic Settings. (The channel should ideally be set to ).

Set the wireless signal encryption information in the Wireless Settings - Wireless Security Settings to record the SSID, channel, and encryption settings of the wireless router after setting.

The second router. Log in to the second wireless router that needs to be bridged. In the network parameters - LAN port setting, change the IP address to be different from the first router (to prevent IP address conflicts), for example, save, the router will automatically restart.

The second router. Log in to the second wireless router that needs to be bridged. In the network parameters - LAN port setting, change the IP address to be different from the first router (to prevent IP address conflicts), for example, save, the router will automatically restart.

Shut down the DHCP server. In the DHCP server, select Disable, save, and restart the router.

Then go back to Wireless Settings – Basic Settings, enter the (bridged) SSID and (bridged) BSSID and click Scan.

Select the SSID number of the first router in the list of scanned signals and click "Connect".

Then we can see that there is information in the key type column under the page.

1. First, use a network cable to connect the LAN port between the host and the wireless router, the IP of the existing router is , and DHCP is enabled.

2. Then log in to the web interface of the wireless router. Set the WAN port connection type to "Dynamic IP", then set the IP address of the LAN port to ", then save and restart.

3. Then change the IP address of the local computer to "Note: The range of the * sign must be between 2-249. Then modify the subnet mask and the gateway with the address of .

4. After setting, enter Log in to the wireless router web page on the web page, turn off DHCP, and modify the SSID number (wireless network name).

5. Turn on the wireless function and SSID broadcast, and set the wireless password. Connect the LAN port of the router to any LAN port of the router and you can use it.

This is completely possible, as follows:

The first step is to connect the laptop to the LAN port of the wireless router with a network cable, and turn on the router and laptop to set up the router. The default address of a newly purchased router is generally set to be this address in IE, and then the username and password are admin. After entering the router settings, select Use dynamic IP address in the network connection, set the local address to in the LAN port address on the settings page, and set the LAN port address range here:

Turn on the wireless function in the wireless network settings, if necessary, you can change the wireless network SSID name to the name you want, enter the wireless network security option and select WPA2 encryption mode, enter the wireless network password you want, and change the username and password of the router in the router system settings. The preceding steps save and restart the router.

The second step is to connect the original network cable of Layer 3 to the WAN port of the router, turn on the router, unplug the network cable of the laptop, use the laptop to search for the wireless network, find the wireless network with the better SSID name you just had, click to connect, enter the wireless security password twice, and then you can connect to the network.

In addition, the premise is that you can access the Internet directly without dialing up the Internet here on the 3rd floor, or the dial-up has been completed by the first router.

Yes, the network connection is automatically obtained after the newly added wireless router enters the settings page, and the LAN port address and LAN port address pool should be set to be not in the same network segment as the router downstairs, such as the LAN port address is set to, the address pool is set to:, turn on the wireless function, set the wireless security and select WPA2 encryption, set the password, and then restart the router, in simple terms.

Yes, in a few steps.

1.The cable entry hole (WAN port) on the wireless router connects the line from the first floor to the third floor.

2. Enter the settings interface of the wireless router and select Dynamic IP Assignment.

3. If the conditions require, set the wireless router password under the wireless router security settings.

Hello landlord, is your laptop connected to your wireless router? If you are connected to a wireless router and can't access the Internet, you can manually specify an IP address, and you should be able to access it.

Yes, at present, I use wireless routing in the company, as long as the IP does not conflict

Yes, Level 2 routing, but generally Level 2 recommends using switches.

The problem is that you shouldn't turn off the DHCP service. It's best to let your computer or phone automatically look for a network and connect to your router.

The line split by the router can be connected to one or more wireless routes, which is often referred to as the upper and lower level routers.

Generally, there are two common ways to install a subordinate router: switching mode and routing mode.

1. Swap mode.

DHCP must be enabled for the primary router, DHCP must be disabled for the lower router, and then the network cable from the LAN port of the primary router must be connected to the LAN port of the lower router.

2. Route mode.

The subordinate route must first check whether the default gateway address is exactly the same as the main router, if so, it should be changed to another gateway address (to avoid conflicts), and select "dynamic IP" in the connection settings of the subordinate route (static IP can also be selected, but you also need to fill in the IP address, mask, gateway and DNS correctly). In this mode, DHCP needs to be enabled for the lower-level router.

Finally, the network cable from the LAN port of the primary router is connected to the WAN port of the lower-level router.

Here's how to set it up:

1. Connect the computer network cable to your wireless router first, and don't connect the network cable from the landlord's router first.

2. Go to your wireless router, change the IP of the LAN to assume that the address of the landlord's router is this, you can see it on the back of it), turn off DHCP, and set the wireless connection and password.

3. Then plug the network cable from the landlord's router and your computer into the LAN port of the wireless router.

Note that it's a lan port, not the blue wan port.

Yes, the wireless router is the output of the router - the wireless extension of the network cable, and the wireless router can use the IP address assigned by the superior router.

Yes, choose the AP mode of the router and use it as a wireless switch, because you don't know the model of your router, so you can't say about the specific settings.

Simply sprinkle, you pick it up directly. If you can't use it, you can't sprinkle it. You can use it to solve the problem.