Is it okay to install two wireless routers together in someone else s home?

OK. Here's how to set it up:

Let B be the dial-up router and A be the router that joins later.

Setup of Router B:

2.Set the wireless signal encryption information in "Wireless Settings" - Wireless Security Settings.

3.Record the SSID, channel, and encryption settings of the wireless router B after it is set.

Wireless Router A Settings:

1.Modify the IP address of the LAN port. In the network parameters - LAN port setting, change the IP address to be different from that of the B router (to prevent IP address conflicts), for example, save it, and the router will automatically restart.

2.Enable the WDS feature. After the reboot is complete, log in to Wireless Router A again with the changed LAN port IP address, and select "Enable WDS" in Wireless Settings - Basic Settings.

Note that the SSID here is different from that of the B router, of course, it can also be set to the same, so that the signal can be "roamed";

<>4.Select the SSID number of router B in the list of scanned signals, TP-Link 841 B in the figure below, and click "Connect".

5.Set the channel to be the same as the B router channel.

6.Set the encryption information to be the same as the B router, "Save".

7.Shut down the DHCP server. In the DHCP server, select "Do Not Enable" and "Save" to restart the router.

Wireless Router A is configured. At this point, WDS has been successfully established between Wireless Router A and Wireless Router B.

Yes, as long as it is configured, there should be no conflict between the two routers, you don't talk in detail, and you can ask questions again.

Why do you want to have two? Isn't it wasted?

I see what you mean, you can use a second wireless router to bridge with the first router, so you don't have to use a network cable to connect it, and you can get it wherever you want.

Just install a router on one bus.

Feasible. I've installed four and no problem.

Okay, but it doesn't seem necessary.

It is possible to install two wireless routers in your home, and here's how:

Prepare a network cable, and connect one end of the network cable to any interface in the LAN of router 1. The other end of the network cable is connected to the WAN interface of Router 2. The computer is connected to one of the LAN ports of Router 2 with a network cable.

Open the settings interface of Router 2 on your computer, find the "Wireless Settings" option, and set the "Wireless Name" and "Wireless Password".

The easier way would be to use a wireless power cat. It's easier to configure, and you can put one in each room, and each room is full.

Two routers can be installed, but there needs to be a network cable connection between the two rooms.

There are several solutions to your problem:

1.Buying a router with a stronger ability to penetrate walls is the easiest way to do it.

2.Install one or more routers as you wish: one router maintains the current connection, and the WAN port of the other router is connected to any LAN port of the previous router through the network between rooms.

The new router needs to be set up, and the connection type is not PPOE, it is similar to a dynamic IP address, because the address of this router is automatically assigned by the previous router. Set it up according to the router manual.

3.This method is for reference. In fact, routers have the kind of antennas that can be placed in multiple rooms, which are generally used in environments such as companies and schools, and of course, families can also do it.