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: 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: Hi. Routers commonly come with 4 ethernet ports, if you want anymore than 4 it is said to get a hub and a server. But what if you daisy chained a coup...
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: 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: 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: 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: 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: Thanks for your comments. As I mentioned above, all the cable I am using is straight through, not cross-over, and it is all mpr/cmr cat 5e. As I also ...
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: Hi everyone, first off - please excuse my ignorance about networking! Hopefully you can be of some help though. Here's my network setup and use case: ...
Summary: I’ve read several posts regarding daisy chaining routers etc., but did not see anything similar to my problem…I have 2 identical broadband routers...
Summary: Is ok to daisy-chain workgroup switches, would there be a perfromance decrease if (4) switches are daisy-chained throughtout a network? I have a star...
Summary: I have a small business that has 16 Windows 9x, NT and 2000 boxes and a Netware 4.11 file/print server. I am running a manufacturing database softwar...
Summary: Hi, Here is my situation... Our main computer is running XP Home and is connected to satellite internet via a nic. My new laptop w/Vista is networke...
Summary: I am using a D-Link wireless router WBR-2310 at one end of the house and am running 2 patch cables out of it for various computers. The wireless LAN ...
Summary: I've just purchased a Playstation 3 slim and I hope to be able to stream media from my laptop on my existing wireless-N network. Unfortunately, the PS...
Summary: A typical setup for this should look as follows: highspeed modem >> router >> switches (both) >> clients It sounds like you have the switches daisy ch...
Summary: I recently switched from DSL to ATT fiber optic uverse -- TV and internet. It comes with a residential gateway router and I tried plugging my D-link...
Summary: my current set up is the cable internet goes into an 8 port router and then 5 computers in the house are connected to the router. I recently got a lap...
Summary: Do whatever you have to do to make sure that both routers are physically connected, first. Once the physical connection is made, disable DHCP on the ...
Summary: Hi, Sorry for the intrusion, but Google brought me here via another very old, similar question. I, too, would like to see if I can daisy chain two rou...
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...
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