The first router is not enabled for WDS, can it be bridged

First of all: open the Internet Explorer browser and enter:

The username and password are: admin After entering the route settings interface, select Wireless Settings, tick in front of Bridged, and enter the MAC address of the other route (the MAC address is indicated at the bottom of the router).

When typing, please note that the MAC format is 11-11-11-11-11, and every 2 digits should be separated by a "-" sign. After the route restarts, turn off the router.

Connect another router, enter the routing settings, and change the IP address to.

Put a checkmark in front of bridged, enter the MAC address of the other route (the MAC address is indicated at the bottom of the router), please note that the MAC format is 11-11-11-11-11, and every 2 digits should be separated by a "-" sign. The bridge is complete and you are ready to go online.

PS: Note: (in wireless bridging mode) The DHCP server of the second router is going to be shut down.

The DHCP server of the first router can be enabled.

Each computer can be set to dynamically acquire an IP address.

If set to a fixed IP, the gateway must be set to the gateway for the first route Typically:

OK, let's see if I can get online! ~

If you can't get online, check if your IP address is OK !

According to my setting, there is a problem with absolutely meters, and I almost forgot that there is a setting to dial in the first router.

Just set the face!

What are the models of both routers? Generally, if it is an 11N series router, you only need to turn on the WDS function on Router B, search for the signal of Router A, turn off the DHCP server of Router B, and change the IP address of Router B not to be duplicated with Router A.

Hello, a wireless router that does not support the WDS wireless bridging function cannot be used as a secondary route for wireless bridging.

How to set up the wireless bridging mode of the wireless router:

1. Confirm the main wireless routing parameters.

Confirm the wireless signal name, wireless encryption method, wireless password, and wireless channel of the primary router.

Note: Before setting up, the wireless channel of the main router needs to be fixed.

2. Set up the secondary router.

1. Modify the wireless parameters and turn on the WDS scan signal.

Connect the computer to the sub-router, log in to the management interface, click Wireless Settings >> Wireless Basic Settings, modify the SSID number to be the same as the main router, fix the channel, check to enable WDS, and click Scan.

2. Select the main router signal.

Find the SSID of the primary router in the scan page and click Connect.

Note: If the WDS cannot scan the signal of the primary router, make sure that the wireless function is enabled on the primary router, and try to reduce the distance between the primary and secondary routers.

3. Select the encryption method and enter the wireless password.

Key Type Select the encryption method of the main router, enter the wireless password of the main router in the Key field, and click Save after entering. You don't need to restart your router and proceed to the next step of setup.

4. Set the wireless password of the secondary router.

Click Wireless Settings >> Wireless Security Settings, select WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK, set the same wireless password as the main router in PSK Password, and click Save. When the system prompts "You have changed the wireless settings, it will take effect after restarting", click Restart, and when the restart prompt page pops up, click OK and wait for the restart to complete.

The WDS bridging function is enabled on the router, which is used as a wireless relay between multiple routers, and needs to be enabled as follows:

1. First, enter the router configuration in the browser and set the login password for the first time.

2. Go to the router settings, advanced settings - wireless settings - WDS wireless bridging, and the bridging wireless network starts.

4. After connecting, it will prompt you to enter the name and password, and set whether the wireless name and password of the router are the same as the main router.

5. The figure shows that the WDS has been connected, and the WDS networking has been completed, and the wireless network can be used.

Hello: I want to change this feature to relay mode:

The bridging method is as follows:

1. Enter the main router configuration interface. Enable the DHCP function and configure the wireless settings, then restart the wireless router.

2. Enter the configuration interface of the secondary router. Disable DHCP and configure the LAN port address to be on the same network segment as R1, and ensure that the SSID of R2 is different from that of R1. Once the setup is complete, restart the router.

3. Enter the main router, change the WDS mode to relay mode under WDS settings, select the required encryption type, which can be WEP or WPA PSK (WEP is used as an example), and then enter the key. Click Start Scan, and once you find R2, save - restart.

4. Enter the secondary router again and fill in the same encryption method and key as the master. Note: The channel of the secondary router should be the same as that of the primary router, click to start scanning and find the primary router.

Of course, the secondary route is turned on WPS, your primary route bridges the network, where does the network come from, and your secondary route DHCP is down.

The main router plugged in the power supply and network cable does not need to be turned on, the secondary router that is plugged in only the power supply needs to be turned on WDS, and only the secondary router can be turned on, you can also look here.

Haven't you changed the IP address of the primary and secondary routes? The same IP conflict is not good·· Then you turn off the route, and set it up in it, and the main route WDS does not need to be turned on

The first condition for bridging wireless routers is to enable the WDS function based on the router to extend and expand the wireless signal, so as to cover a wider and larger range;

Wireless router bridging should pay attention to the DHCP function is turned off, and in order to ensure stability and security, try to map MAC addresses to each other.

If you don't have WDS, you can't connect it.

You're setting it upside down!

The WDS of the secondary route needs to be closed!

At the same time, change the LAN address of the secondary route to non-conflicting, if the LAN address of the main router is, finally turn off the DHCP of the secondary route (the last one is turned off to prevent the computer from connecting to the secondary route without IP during the setup process), and log in to the secondary route in the future. Turn on the wireless of the secondary router, set a fixed channel, set an SSID, and set a wireless connection password.

Log in to the primary router, set the same channel as the secondary router in the wireless settings, enable WDS, scan the SSID of the secondary router, and add and enter the wireless connection password set by the secondary route! Save, reboot, and you're good to go!

The current WDS bridging is different from the previous old router bridging, which needs to be turned on and written to each other's Macs, as long as the upper layer is connected to the next layer. As long as you pay attention to the LAN conflict between the routers, and the DHCP of the next-level route is better to be disabled, otherwise the IP address given by default will not be correct (that is, the gateway and DNS are not right, but if it is enabled, you need to set the gateway to the LAN address connected to the broadband router in DHCP, that is, the broadband DNS server address must be added at the same time).