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Hello everyone!
I am having an issue since I moved into a new house about two years ago. The problem is that I can not connect more than one computer to my network for internet. The problem is that my cable is connected with a router, then throughout the house inside the walls and back out into the room I am in now. Now, I do have another router in this room that I bought so I could use more than one computer at a time without cable wires running loose all over the house. Unfortunately I can not get it to work. What can I do to fix this issue? Is it possible to connect a router to another router and into a computer for internet access? |
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Just use the switch ports on the router. dont use the WAN/internet port, and turn off dhcp on one of the routers.
or just buy a cheap switch and you wont have to mess with anything. plug it in and it works.
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King Steve is correct. A switch would be the way to go.
Although, depending on the make/model of the routers... 1. Connect Router 1 to Router 2 using port 1 on both router. Internet port on router 2 will not be used. Use internet port on router 1 for...of course internet. 2. Turn off DHCP and NAT on router 2 Router 1 supplies the IP addresses and router 2 essentially works as a switch. |
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