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 am a network novice. I have cable modem to a Netgear Mimo wireless router. connected to the router are 3 desktop PC's a wireless printer and a wirel...
Summary: Here's my situation ... I am hoping someone edumacate me. Currently my home network is equipped with a Netgear wireless router, a DSL modem, and three...
Summary: I have one Wireless router giving out ip's of 192.1678.1.100 - 150. I want to have a 2nd wireless router receive the wan IP from the 1st router WIREL...
Summary: I'm glad to hear you got it working, that's great news. Also, thanks for getting back to us here and letting us know. Just FYI, if the wireless N r...
Summary: I don't know if this applies to me but my networking specialist with canon printer tech support told me that making a daisy chain could fix my problem...
Summary: It will help. You had the two routers configured for separate subnets with no routing between them. Once they're both on the same subnet wireless cl...
Summary: My home network (simplified) is as follows: My main computer is connected to router 1, which is daisy-chained to router 2 which is feeding my laptop i...
Summary: Hi. I am now posting in the write section sorry about before. This was hard to explain so please read whole thing. I have 2 wireless routers one be...
Summary: If you can change the router ip and mask, techinally it can connect to however much the ip/mask scope allow, or use daisy chain wireless routers to ge...
Summary: I have a Linksys Wireless router upstairs hooked up to my Cable Modem. It's connected to 2 computers upstairs and 2 computers downstairs, one of which...
Summary: Is it possible to daisy chain router, via wired and wireless connection. For example: Cable Modem Out to RouterA WAN Port, RouterA LAN port out to R...
Summary: I was wandering if someone could tell me how to properly daisy chain two lynksys 4 port routers, and a microsoft mn 500 wireless router, that is confi...
Summary: daisy-chain lends itself to the image wan to lan which in this case would be wrong. It would be lan to lan with a crossover. this example is how to u...
Summary: I have one DLink wireless router hooked up to my Fios ISP modem on a bottom floor. The wireless signal received on the third floor is very weak. I hav...
Summary: I need help with getting two routers linked together through wireless connection......i am basically trying to link them together as if i was daisy ch...
Summary: Is it possible to Daisy chain HE102's (Netgear Wireless Routers) using the static route function to gain greater and greater distances??? Nea ...
Summary: I have just added a DLink DIR-628 router to my home network for 5Ghz (802.11a) access. This router is dual band, but only transmits on one frequency ...
Summary: I have an internet connection which is dispersed by the wireless router. from that router i have connected a wire and pulled it into a switch. And f...
Summary: While using cable from router there appears to be no problem. As soon as the wireless is activated, the system drops out of the internet connection su...
Summary: Just quickly looking through their site, it appears it probably is a NAT device. Does the wireless stuff need to have access to the servers, etc. in t...
Summary: I have 2 XP PCs and an ADSL connection running into the main home computer. I have bought a wireless router and 2 wireless netwrk adapters. I have bee...
Summary: Connect a LAN port on your wireless router to an open port on his network infrastructure. Change the IP address on your wireless router. Give it an ...
Summary: You're better off moving your router to a more central location and/or buying a replacement antenna. The real problem is that you want to use the wi...
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