Connectivity issues between the two wireless routers

It's not possible, the internet speed is the same, and it may still drop!

Not set up, the wireless router is connected to the wireless router, and the second router is set up, there are two ways (provided that the first router has been set up):

The first method: dynamic IP mode (the first route is the primary route, and the second route is the slave route).

1. Plug in the router and do not connect the LAN port of the main router first, and reset the slave router (restore the factory);

2. Connect the computer from any LAN port of the router to enter the settings page;

3. Set according to the dynamic IP;

4. Then set the SSID, encryption method and password;

5. Save and restart;

6. After setting, connect the network cable from the LAN port of the main router to the WAN port from the router.

The second method: wireless AP mode.

1. Connect the computer to the LAN port of the router first, and change the IP address of the slave router. For example, most router addresses are, we just need to change from router IP address to that;

2. Turn off the DHCP function from the router in the settings;

3. Finally, connect the network cable from the main router to the LAN port of the slave router (any one is fine), note that it cannot be the WAN port.

Wireless bridging technology! The key points are in the settings: route a is dial-up route, b, c, d....and other routes, and receive the signals of the main route through the bridging function, so as to achieve all-round coverage.

Multi-layer routing, the main route can be connected with the WAN port, and the secondary route can be connected with the LAN port (which is equivalent to using the secondary route as a switch), which can be set up without setting up, and the stability is also good.

It's better to use so many routers than to make an AP overlay... In this way, the router cascade will definitely not be stable, and there are more devices, the fault points have also increased, and there will be more maintenance problems in the future. . .

1.Set Route 1 as the primary route, and set the password and IP segment of the Internet account.

2.Connect the route to Route 1 and set it to a static IP address (the IP address must be within the IP segment of Route 1).

Try it this way, I can't guarantee that it will work, but the principle should be correct.

I only know that some wireless routers have a bridging function, but the router has a maximum of 4 machines, or it is not unstable, and the ADSL network speed is also stuck, it is recommended that 2 3 people share it.

A: Here's how it works:

1) The one connected to the ADSL modem should set the IP address of the LAN port in the router network parameter project (for example, the username and password of PPPEO in the setting wizard, select enable in the DHCP project, and click Save.)

You have to connect the network cable of the adsl cat and this router to the blue WAN port!

2) Connect to other routers and log in to this wireless router, and change the IP address of the LAN port of the wireless router (not the same as the above)!Avoid conflicts with other devices on the intranet; Turn off the DHCP function of the wireless router and restart it;

3) Connect the 1 2 3 4 port (not the WAN port) of this wireless router with one of the routers 1 2 3 4 in (1) wired;

4), the wireless network card in the operation network is connected to the wireless router; Another router did the same.

If you are troublesome to connect the network cable, you can find a bridge in the security settings item in the first step (enable the bridge function), and the other settings remain unchanged.

5) Configure the network parameters of the wireless network card (automatically obtained or manually configured, and the manual configuration parameters are consistent with the wired);