Why do I have to plug in two routers to get online??????

It shouldn't be two routers.

One is a must-have cat bucket

One is the router that is used to connect to the computer

The router must be plugged into the cat bucket

Like you have a computer right now.

You can just use the cat bucket

Generally, there are three main holes behind the cat bucket

Power-Input-Output! There is also a reset hole

Connection method. The very thin one is plugged into the DSL.

Connect the plug on the computer.

The power supply knows to plug it in

Enter the computer Now you have to click on the wide loan connection to access the Internet Enter the ** number followed by @+?

Like I'm a Quanzhou user

I'm a **12345678@qzadsl

Enter the password below

If you don't know, call 10000 to find out.

IP: Reset it as well

Yes, you don't need to

You don't understand what you said, if it's only for your own use, you can also use the cat to connect to the computer directly without a router. If you use the cat to connect the router and then connect to the computer, see if your or something is set up in the router, if it is set up, it should be no problem, open the web page username password admin, take a look.

The other one is a broadband cat, right? Two routers? I really can't imagine how you can use two routers to access the Internet. You can surf the internet without a router and just a cat, because you don't need a router if you don't have an internet connection with someone else.

Did you connect your router to him??? All you have to do is connect the cable that the telecom gave you to your own router.

How is that possible? Can't you use your own cat to dial-up the Internet? If it's you, why do you still use a router?

Cascade or bridge is fine.

Set the channels (frequency bands) of the two routes to the same, preferably 6 or 9;

Router A does not need to enable the WDS (i.e. Bridge) bridging function, route B needs to be enabled, and click Scan to fill in the key type and key of route A.

DHCP must be enabled for route A, and DHCP must be disabled for route B.

Finally, restart route B.

2. Cascade: Put a network cable from router i to router ii, router i is connected to lan port, router ii is connected to wan port;

The management IP addresses of the two routers cannot be on the same network segment. If Router I is, then Router II is changed to;

Router I turns on the DHCP service, and the WAN port of Router II is set to automatically obtain IP addresses.

Restart Route II.

The second route should be turned off DHCP, and the second route network cable should not be plugged into the WAN port, and the others should be set according to the manual.

The LAN port IP addresses of your two routers are estimated to be the same, so there is a conflict. The main router does not move, and the secondary router enters the background to set the LAN port IP address which is different from the main router. Backstage General : Or.

The secondary route LAN is changed to.

If you use two routers, have you changed the network segment, and the DHCP function of your second router has not been turned off, I said, you can connect the network of the first router to the LAN port of the second router, instead of the WAN port, in this way, the second router is a switch, you will not have conflicts, so, it is best not to connect multiple routers, there will be conflicts, you use the router as a switch, OK!!

Buy a wireless router, how much trouble can be saved by wireless for a notebook, cool.

How do two single-port routers be connected together? . . Isn't it still a port to connect to a computer? If you have a router with two ports, wouldn't you just remove one?

Two single interfaces are connected together. Isn't it still a mouthful?

Just connect a switch under the router!

With wireless routing! No need for a physical connection from a computer.

I haven't heard of using two routes. You change the interface a lot, or use a switch

It should be very common to use two routers at home, because different rooms may be far away, and one router cannot cover all rooms in the home, but how to connect the two routers? And how do you set it up? The following is a brief explanation of the situation:

OneDual broadband subscribers (generally rare among home subscribers).

In the simplest case, dual broadband is to install two broadband at home, such as one Unicom and one telecom, but this situation is really rare in the family, because this is a waste of some, but in the enterprise dual line is indeed very common. In this case, it is also very simple to use dual routers, and it is good to connect one router to one broadband line. The general way to set it up is the same as the way to set up a router in general:

1. Broadband is connected to the WAN port of the router, and the LAN port can be connected to the computer.

2. Then use the computer to access the management interface of the router to set up a dial-up connection, as shown in the following figure:

Second, the secondary router mode

The second-level routing mode is that one router connects to broadband for Internet access, and the other router connects to this router for Internet access. The general method of implementation is as follows:

1. The connection method is to connect the main router broadband to the WAN port of the router, and connect from the router to the LAN port of the main router through the network cable.

2. The setting method is: the main router sets up broadband dial-up Internet access, and the same as step 1, and the detailed steps are not described.

3. The secondary router is set to access the Internet as a dynamic IP address or a static IP address to access the Internet, the dynamic IP address needs to be turned on DHCP by the main router (most routers are turned on by default), and the static one needs to manually fill in the network parameters by itself, and it is recommended to automatically obtain the IP address here, as shown in the following figure:

4. After saving, you can set the wifi and other parameters to complete the setting.

3. Wireless relay mode or wireless bridging mode (here the wireless relay mode is taken as an example).

Wireless relay mode should be a good solution for home use routers, the solution is to first set up a router to ensure that it can access the Internet and can transmit WiFi signals, and the other router receives the WiFi signal of the router and then transmits it for other devices to surf the Internet. Here's how to set it up:

1. First of all, make sure that the router connected to the broadband is set up, and its wifi parameters are also set.

2. The Internet access mode of the other router is "wireless relay" mode: as shown in the following figure:

3. Select the wifi name of the router in the wifi name, and fill in the correct wifi password in the password column to complete the setting, and the router can launch wifi at this time.

Why use two routes, there are no special requirements, just want to expand, the best to use a switch, much cheaper, no need to set up, wiring can be used.

If both routes are used, the second route needs to be set up, and the dial-up method uses a fixed IP to enter the IP address under the first route (as if a computer was assigned).

Then change the gateway of the second router so that it does not conflict with the first one or other devices with fixed IPs, and then connect the second router to the first route (treat the first route as a cat connection).

Finally, the IP address of the computer connected to the second route is automatically obtained, or set as the gateway address of the second route.

In this way, the other router (the one that is not connected to the cat) also needs to be set up simply, first connect the router separately, turn off the DHCP function after entering, and change the default IP (generally default, according to the IP of the router connected to the cat to the same network segment, such as the one connected to the cat, then this one can be, after setting up the router, it is equivalent to a switch, remember, the incoming line cannot be plugged into the WLAN port.

The other one doesn't require setup. Connect the two routers and connect to the Internet. Connect the network cable from the LAN port of Router A to the LAN port of Router B.

Setting the B router to automatically get the IP will do the trick. Only a router needs to set up dial-up to access at the same time.

The bandwidth of the first route is shared by the number of devices it connects, and the second route is just one of the devices it connects.

1. If the first route can enjoy 300M bandwidth, but only one device uses the second router, the second route will not actually reach the full 300M bandwidth. Because the first route itself has to reserve some reserve bandwidth;

2. When the first router has other mobile phones and computers, it is also necessary to use part of the bandwidth to surf the Internet. Subtract the reserves and losses, and the rest will be provided to the second route;

3. Even if the throughput capacity of the second route is 300M, due to the above reasons, coupled with its own loss and work efficiency, it does not have the priority of exclusive bandwidth, that is, it has the same status as other equipment. The speed of the Internet in use will definitely be less than that of the first router.

If the IP of the landlord router is dynamic, try setting up and connecting by the map.

It's 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 and can surf the Internet normally):

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.

How did you plug in the network cable, take a picture and see.

The installation method of multiple routers is different from the usual one.

1. In connection mode, lead a network cable from either LAN 1234 port of router A (main router) and plug it into the WAN port of router B.

2. Enter the web management interface of router A, network parameters - open LAN port settings, check the IP of LAN port, here.

3. Modify the IP address of the B LAN port of the router.

If the IP address of the LAN port of Router B is the same as that of Router A, the IP address of the LAN port must be changed. For example, change to.

4. To modify the WAN port settings of Router B, click WAN port settings, set the WAN port connection type of Router B to Dynamic IP and save it.

In short, the main router remains the same, and the LAN port of each new router is changed to a different one, and other settings are the same.

Take a look at the IP address, start with the IP address!

Actually, you should talk about the way of connection.

There are three things to be aware of in multi-router cascading.

DHCP service, there are two DHCP in a network, and some can be on and some cannot be used. Because some users arrived"False"DHCP on.

LAN address, the default router is If the connection is not right, the two IPs will conflict. You need to change the later ones.

The network segment is the same as the LAN conflict. Route B WAN address is LAN as well so it doesn't work.

Summary. Hello, happy with your question. One router can be connected to another. Here's how to set it up:

1. Do not connect the secondary router to the main router first.

2. One end of the network cable is connected to any LAN port of the secondary router, and the other end is connected to the computer.

3. Change the LAN port IP of the login interface through the computer browser to avoid conflicts with the IP segment of the main router;

4. WAN port Internet access mode selection: dynamic IP connection, enable DHCP server.

5. Wireless settings and keys, save and exit.

6. Connect a network cable from any LAN port of the main router to the WAN port of the secondary wireless router, and the computer can access the Internet at this time.

Can a wireless network use two routers, a broadband wants to connect two routers, the secondary router is connected to the main router, but the wifi is connected to the network, what is the situation?

Hello, happy with your question. One router can be connected to another. Here's how to set it up:

1. Do not connect the secondary router to the main router first.

2. One end of the network cable is connected to any LAN port of the secondary router, and the other end is connected to the computer.

3. Change the LAN port IP of the login interface through the computer browser to avoid conflicts with the IP segment of the main router;

4. WAN port Internet access mode selection: dynamic IP connection, enable DHCP server.

5. Wireless settings and keys, save and exit.

6. Connect a network cable from any LAN port of the main router to the WAN port of the secondary wireless router, and the computer can access the Internet at this time.

Two different routers.

IP is inherently different.

You've set it up like this, but it still doesn't work.

The secondary router is a Xiaomi router, it's not quite the same, I won't configure it.

Mine is just a direct entry login.