Summary: lets start at the basics usually you wire cable tv, network, telephone [which includes dsl] all to one point in the house [closet] or garage. Usually...
Summary: Option 1: buy two isp provided ips and put a hub between modem and both routers wan ports. * this doesn't solve your distance/signal issue unless you ...
Summary: I started from scratch.... 1) Powered up my cable modem. 2) Reset both of my routers to factory default. 2) Connected my cable modem to the internet p...
Summary: ok heres my project. I am trying to setup a wireless bridge between 2 LANs. Each house has a cable modem, and a linksys router, plus some computers on...
Summary: Is it possible to use 2 routers on on line. One router plugged in downstairs in a BT Socket and 1 plugged in upstairs to another phone socket? ...
Summary: Here is the setup I have: Cable Modem - > Switch1 Port 1 WRT54G WAN -> Switch1 Port5 BEFSR11 WAN -> Switch1 Port4 WRT54G LAN1 -> Switch2 Port24 BEFSR1...
Summary: I have a situation where I need to have 2 seperate Lans using one DSL modem. The lans should not see each other. I have tried Modem -- Router 1 192.1...
Summary: my network setup- 1st router is a linksys RT31P2 wired 2nd router is a Dynamode BR-6004 W-G1 801.11G/B wireless modem takes connection to 1st router ...
Summary: I have 5 computer systems, a cable modem and 2 routers. I had all 4 systems and the cable modem connected to the one Router (DI-704P Rev A 2.56 build ...
Summary: I have 2 cable modems and 2 routers. I need some pointers on getting the 2 routers linked. Wan ports are used from the modems on each router. The rout...
Summary: ok... I am going to try to explain the situation best I can. The internet comes into our house, to the modem. from the modem it goes to router #1. Fro...
Summary: My questions is: I just got an extra IP address for my cable connection. My understanding is that I hook up the cable modem to the hub with a crossove...
Summary: hi guys!!need some help here. our bosses put up another company and will be place on the same offc space where we are renting right now. btw, us, the...
Summary: Hey everyone, I seem to be having some confusion over how I am going to set up my network at home. Basically how I am going to set the IP addresses i...
Summary: Hey Guys, I'm new here but I'm hoping you can help me! I need to daisy chain 2 routers. Router A is in the basement and Router B is upstairs. The ran...
Summary: I have a router from my ISP that provides my desktop computer a 192.168.10.x ip address. I am trying to add the Belkin router to my network so I can ...
Summary: You need a crossover cable from switch port to switch port unless your routers support mdi/mdix [doubtful] you should assign static ips to the routers...
Summary: To use more than one router you can split the address range up, excluding the routers IP of course. Example: router 1=192.168.0.1=gateway router 2=192...
Summary: I just got DSL for my home. I have 2 computers and 1 DSL modem. My friend has an extra modem that he will give me. Can I have two dsl modems in one ho...
Summary: I have a customer who had a fractional T1, and now has DSL. He has a Cayman Router from their ISP configured for the DSL, but they already had some N...
Summary: Swap the upstairs router for a switch. Cheaper and can save some problems. One thing to watch. If you are connecting two routers together, eg modem ->...
Summary: I have a cable modem that will assign up to 3 IP address with equally capped speeds. The network link on the modem goes to a hub that then branches o...
Summary: In my current network setup, I have a Linksys Router/Switch, which gives cable internet, through the "WAN" port to 2 computers downstairs. I then have...
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