2 wireless networks, how to achieve simultaneous Internet access

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1. Click MAC address filter in the security settings on the left, and the interface shown in the following figure will appear.

2. You can add MAC address in this interface, so the first thing to do is to query MAC address.

3. Right-click on the connected wireless network, click Status, the following dialog box appears, and then click Details.

4. The following picture will appear later, and the place where I crossed out is the MAC address.

5. At this time, add your MAC address to the MAC address filtering option of the router.

6. After that, check the option to turn on the firewall, turn on the MAC address filtering option, and then select only allow the MAC address in the MAC address bar to access the Internet, and then click Save.

If the router is set to wireless switch mode, it is the same network segment.

The WAN port of the router is empty, the LAN port is connected to the network cable of the first router, and the other LAN ports can be connected to the computer.

Log in to the router management page, set the router DHCP not to be enabled, set the router LAN port IP, if it is the first router LAN port IP is, responsibility, save it and automatically restart the router, and you can do it.

One. Change the second router to connect to the computer with the LAN port, then set the router IP, and then set the WAN port to dynamic IP connection, here is the dynamic IP, and the others don't need to be filled in, because the first router will have these information, you can connect to the Internet.

Second,-- network parameters --- DHCP service, select "Disable" or "Disable", because two DHCP services cannot be enabled at the same time in a LAN.

Third, the WAN settings are dynamic IP, and static IP refers to the device you want to access the Internet, such as a mobile phone or computer. Because the DHCP service is turned off, your computer and mobile phone can't automatically get an IP, so you need to set a fixed IP to access the Internet.

First: you need to change the LAN settings of the second router, and change the IP to the same network segment as the IP of the first router, for example: the first one is, the second one needs to be changed to or...

Remember not to connect the first router until you change it. Don't connect to the Internet (it's best to set your computer to automatically hunt IPs.) ）

Second, enable the DHCP service of the first router and disable the DHCP service of the second router to access the Internet in dynamic IP mode of the second router.

Third, turn on wireless and connect the devices under the second router to a static IP.

That's probably it, if you don't understand, please ask.

In fact, it is much easier to achieve full interoperability between the two networks.

1. First of all, you need to buy a router, which is very cheap, usually dozens to a hundred.

2. Let's assume that the network segment of network A is, the network segment of network B is, the router address is, the HTTP server of A is set, and the HTTP server address of B is set.

3. Connect the networks of the two network segments through the router Minzhi, and access the switches of the two networks, network A --- router --- network B (note that it cannot be plugged into the WAN port of the router Sun).

Access the router through the machine on network B, find the routing table in it, and add a routing table

ip: Subnet Mask: Gateway is set to:

After saving and exiting, set the subnet mask of all machines in the LAN to and the gateway to .

4. Try to pass.

Or access try If there is a modem with a route, then take the scatter to achieve the above functions, the connection is a little different, it should be:

The modem --- network A--- network B or connected to network B, and other settings are the same as routers.

If the FTP server is the same, you don't need to set it, if not, please set it to.

If you want two networks to interconnect, you only need to change the server IP address to the IP of the original network segment, and then change the routing table to the following:

Generally, there will be a table in the router.

If you don't have the above table, please add it!

Do you mean that you want to plug in two routers? It is used to amplify signals and the like. In that case, the wireless router must support bridging, for example, the most common wireless router WR340G+ supports. Here's how:

1. The first router, restore to the factory state, fill in the connection mode (dynamic, static, PPPoe), user name, password, automatic connection in the WAN settings interface, write down the MAC address of WLAN (note, the wireless router has two MACs, only remember the wireless MAC), find it in the wireless parameters, select the bridge, that is, turn on the bridge, select AP1, and fill in the wireless MAC of the second router

Second, the second router is more complicated, if you have both routers, you need to modify the router IP, the following all refer to the second router;

1. Restart the router, connect the machine with a network cable (wireless is also OK), enter, in the router IP settings (the display changes it to;

2. Restart the router, repair the local connection (or wireless connection) of the computer, enter, find the bridge menu, select bridge, that is, open bridge, select AP1, and fill in the wireless MAC of the first router;

3. Remember to turn off DHCP

4. Save the settings and restart the router.

5: The wireless password set by the two routers must be the same!

Look at the picture; Absolutely; Under one router, it is theoretically possible to connect 254 routes in series!

That is to say, you can connect to several computers on the route, and you can connect to several routers'

It depends on whether your router supports it or not.

1. Connect the two routers in BR mode.

2. Open another channel, open to clients.

Just use one of them as a switch, and you can see the manual for specific configurations.

How to connect two wireless routers: Set up a wireless bridge.

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.

Yes, as long as your wireless router supports bridging, there is no problem, just plug in the LAN port of the router.

A router is used as a switch, the network cable out of the computer is plugged into the router of the switch on the 1 to 4 ports of any one, and then a network cable is also plugged into the router of the switch 1 to 4 ports of any one, and the other end is plugged into another normal connection router, you can connect to the network computer to share.

OK. The prerequisite is that at least one wireless router supports bridging mode. It is to put one of the routers in house A, set up and use it according to the normal route, and put the route with bridging function in house B to set it up in bridging mode, and use it as a wireless switch, and the desktop computer is OK to connect the routing LAN port of house B with a network cable.

Set up the bridging:

1. Log in to the management interface of A, click Install - > Wireless Settings in the left menu. The default wireless channel of WGR614V9 is AUTO

2. Click on the advanced -> wireless relay function in the left menu to set up the bridge:

3. Before completing the setting, router B will not be connected to the LAN first

Hello, I just helped a friend do such a thing recently, the content and steps are as follows:

ap1 configuration:

I really can't get down, so let's connect.

First, log in to the routers separately and set the IP addresses of the two routers to two different network segments, for example, one is referred to as A router and the other is referred to as B router).

Connect the network cable that can be used for external networks to the WAN port of router A, and set the network parameters - WAN port setting through the settings page, set the dial-up mode to PPPoe, and enter the account and password for Internet access. Restart the router after saving.

Use a network cable to connect one end to the LAN port of router A, and the other end to connect to the LAN port of router B.

At this time, the network cable can be connected to the other LAN port of the B router, and the Internet can also be accessed.

Set the SSID and access password of the wireless connection transmission signal of router B, so that router A can access the Internet independently when router A has a network.