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Networking halp.
Ok so here is the deal, I'm trying to connect a wireless router onto an already existing network just to use it as an access point. From everything I've read I should just have to change the IP address and disable the DHCP server.
I did that at which point I didn't have internet access at all. Anyone have any advice? Basically it's an ethernet cable that has been run from one part of a very large house to a much larger part of the house. AKA not getting the wireless signal, so need to put another wireless router on the chain. |
Re: Networking halp.
What brand/model router is it?
What did you change the ip address to? Check to see if it still is running a DNS server, if so disable it. Check if it has any firewalls up, if so disable them as well. If the problem persists see if it has a straight "use as access point mode" If still nothing, try chucking out the window .....results may vary with that last one |
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I have done this before, but the details are fuzzy, even at the time. I think one trick maybe this --
For the second router being used as a simple repeater/access point, try plugging in the incoming internet into one of its regular LAN ports, NOT the uplink port. Can't remember if that worked or not. |
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