Two wireless routers of the same model, A and B, turn on WIFI 10 at the same time

For example, if the gateway in the setting of A is a computer in the network of A, connect the network cable of the LAN port of A, connect it to the WAN port of the B router on the 2nd floor (this must be done), and then connect the B router with a computer. Enter the router (note that you can change the machine to the same IP as the router gateway or get it automatically), select the setup wizard after logging in, and select "Static IP (Ethernet Broadband, Network Service Provider Provides Fixed IP Address)" after the next step, and the IP can be changed to any number from 2 to 253) Subnet Mask: Gateway:

Turn on the wireless and set a password after setting it up.

That is, if you A are, then B is to be set and vice versa. Then connect to the 2nd floor is a LAN, and the 1st floor is one. You can directly use the flying pigeon to transfer the file, and it is also very fast!

Even if there are many routers, I used to set up 6 routes in 1 building, each route is connected to a switch, and each layer forms a local area network.

Let's say it's a route.

aNormal setup and use.

B route IP change to connection mode dial-up, disable DHCP, save and restart.

b, WLAN is not available. One of A's LANs is connected to B

The wireless parameters can be modified in A and B can be modified.

b. Set up the restart route. The computer connected to B can also be restarted.

Yes, ab can use a bar as a post-group connection.

The two routers are generally cascaded, and if they are both wireless routers, in addition to cascading, they can also be bridged.

1. Bridge: The IP addresses of the two routers (that is, the management IP) should be in the same network segment and not the same, if the road companion is trapped by A, then Route B is set to, and the IP addresses must not conflict;

Set the channels (frequency bands) of the two routes to the same, preferably 6 or 9;

Router A does not need to enable the WDS (i.e. Bridge) bridging function, route B needs to be enabled, and click Scan to fill in the key type and key of route A.

DHCP must be enabled for route A, and DHCP must be disabled for route B.

Finally, restart route B.

2. Cascade: Put a network cable from router i to router ii, router i is connected to lan port, router ii is connected to wan port;

The management IP addresses of the two routers cannot be on the same network segment. If router i is, then router loser ii is changed to;

The DHCP service is enabled on Router I, and the WAN port of Router II is set to obtain the IP address from Lu Mind;

Restart Route II.

Yes, as long as it is a route, it can be connected and used, and it can be used no matter how many connections you have.