How to set up 2 routers, how to set up 2 routers

Don't plug in the network cable from the public route.

Connect your computer to the LAN port of your router, open the browser, enter in the address bar, and a router login interface will come out, enter the username and password, the default is admin, and you will enter the router's settings interface.

1. Click Parameter Settings in the left menu, and click LAN port settings. Change the displayed LAN port address to: Save. (If it doesn't work, change it to, as long as the first two paragraphs are the same).

2. Click on the WAN port settings, and the connection type or something will appear in it. Change the connection type to dynamic IP (or static IP, whether it is a dynamic IP or a static IP you can see by looking at the properties of your NIC).

If the company router is bound to your computer's MAC address, you will also need to clone the MAC of your computer with internet access to your router.

3. Click DHCP server, click Enable, and save.

4. After you modify the LAN port address of the router to the above method, enter your router settings in the address bar. Then set the password in the wireless parameters or something.

The most critical step here is to change the IP address of your router's LAN port. If you don't change it, the IP address of your router is the same as the IP address of the public route, which will cause IP address conflicts, and your router will not be able to connect to the Internet.

Use this router as a switch mode, specifically: plug the connected network cable into the non-WAN port of the router, then log in to the router settings to turn off the DHCP function of the router, and modify the IP of the router to if the IP of your first router is) This IP is set according to the situation, restart the router, OK, good luck.

It is more convenient to add a small switch, and if you add a router that cannot be set up, it will cause an inexplicable increase in the number of failures in the total network.

The router is connected to the local area network and the wide area network in the Internet, it will automatically select and set the route according to the situation of the channel, and send the signal in the order of the front and back with the best path, how do we set up two routers?

1. Modem connection:

The external network cable is connected to the ADSL port of the modem, and the LAN 1 port is connected to the WAN port of the wireless router 1.

2. Wireless router 1 connection:

Use a short network cable to connect the LAN 1 port of the modem and the WAN port of the wireless router 1;

3. Wireless router 2 connection:

Connect the LAN 1 port of wireless router 1 and the WAN port of wireless router 2 with a network cable (select the length of the network cable as needed);

4. Schematic diagram of the connection of two routers with external network cables as ** lines:

5. The external network cable is a schematic diagram of the connection of two routers of the LAN network cable

There are 2 ways to install two wireless routers at home:

1. Wireless bridging (WDS bridging);

2. Set up the secondary router.

1. Router 1 settings.

1. On the settings interface of router 1, click "Wireless Settings" - Basic Settings - Set "SSID Number", note that SSID should not be used Chinese - > Channel" Select: 1 - > check "Turn on wireless function", "Turn on SSID broadcasting" - click "Save".

2. Click "Wireless Settings" - "Wireless Security Settings" - select "WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK" - set "PSK Password" - click "Save" below.

3. Pay attention to the problem:

Please record the SSID number, channel, encryption method, encryption algorithm, and PSK password of router 1. You'll need this information when setting up Router 2.

2. Router 2 settings.

1. Modify Router 2

IP address: Click "Network Parameters" - LAN Port Settings" - modify "IP Address", in this example, it is changed to: Click "Save" after the modification is completed, click "OK" on the pop-up confirmation page, and wait for the restart to complete.

Modification instructions: (1) If the IP address of Router 1 is: , then the IP address of Router 2 is modified to: "Wireless Basic Settings" - check "Turn on WDS" - and click "Scan".

3. Find the "SSIID" of Router 2 - click "Connect".

4. Set the "Channel" to 1 - > Key Type" Select: WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK - > fill in the wireless connection password on the main router A in the "Key" - > click "Save".

5. Click "DHCP Server" - DHCP Service - DHCP Server on the settings interface and select "Do not enable - > click "Save".

6. In the router 2 setting interface, click "Running Status" - check the "WDS Status" under "Wireless Status", if it is displayed successfully, it means that the WDS bridge setting is successful.

7. Pay attention to the problem:

1) If you unify the wifi names on the two routers, you only need to set the wifi name, wifi password, and encryption method on router 2 to the same as those in router 1.

2) In this example, two old TP-Link wireless routers are used as examples. Different wireless routers, the setting interface will be different, please refer to this article to set up your own router.

3) Pay attention to the order of operation, close the DHCP server in Router 2, and be sure to set up the bridge before you can turn it off. If you turn off the DHCP server in Router 2 first, you will not be able to log in to the settings screen of Router 2.

4) In the old wireless router, when performing WDS wireless bridging, it is required to set the channels in the two routers to be consistent. At present, some of the best wireless routers do not need to manually set the channel.

(1) If only one is carried out, the wired D-Link is the main router, and the WAN port of the D-Link is connected to the network cable of the multi-box box.

2) The two LAN ports of the wired D-Link are connected to two TP-Links respectively

3) First of all, you need to configure D-Link, turn off DHCP, and nothing else needs to be configured (when configuring D-Link, you need to connect the computer network cable to the LAN port of D-Link, and the IP address should be in the same network segment).

4) Configure two TP-Link

The tp-link configuration is as follows:

1) Power on the router.

2) Find the router's manual.

3) Find the management IP of the router (generally, login account password (such as admin admin), login ** example -->

4) Statically set the IP address of the computer host and the management IP in the same network segment (if the router is enabled by DHCP function by default, then set the computer network card to automatically obtain the IP).

5) Log in to the wireless router management interface.

6) Turn on the DCHP service of the wireless router.

7) The wireless router is set up with PPPoe auto-dialing function to connect permanently.

8) Turn on the wireless function of the wireless router and set the wireless Internet password (if it is a wireless router, the password setting is complicated).

9) Turn on wireless on the laptop.

This should be able to automatically dial up the Internet, as long as the router is turned on, it will help you dial, and both wired and wireless can be used at the same time.

PS: If the router is enabled DHCP by default, then the IP and DNS of the computer should be set to automatically obtain, so that if multiple computers form a LAN, there is no need to set the IP.

Check the IP, DNS, gateway, and subnet mask to see if the IP, DNS, gateway, and subnet mask of the computer that cannot access the Internet are correct

Enter the command: Start running cmd ipconfig all

In general, the IP address of the DNS and the gateway is the same.

Hope it helps.

Good luck, hehe.

Solution 1: The LAN port of A and the LAN port of B are both set in the same network segment, turn off the DHCP function of router B, and turn A on (so that B is used as a switch, and the host connected to B can directly access route A).

Solution 2: The LAN port of A is connected to the WAN port of B. Set the WAN port address of B to an unused address in the A network segment (not in conflict with the host), and then change each LAN port of B to a network segment, which is equivalent to doing another address translation (this is more secure, but the host below B cannot access Route A and the host below A, unless a static route is added).