12-03-12, 08:33 PM
I can go to some IT-forum but there must be some guys here who can help me out.
I want to create a network with two routers. What I have right now is:
1 modem/router which I use for wireless Internet downstairs. This router is connected with an Ethernet cable to my tv/mediplayer and with a cable to my desktop upstairs.
I received a new modem with built in router so I have a spare router. My wireless reception upstairs sucks so I can use that extra router upstairs.
I replaced my modem with the new modem/router and I placed my old router next to my desktop upstairs. I connected the modem/router through a cable with my router upstairs and connected that old router with a cable with my desktop.
So now I have a working cabled connection and two different wireless connections. But I prefer one wireless network.
I'm a noob when it comes to this so I know nothing about ip-adresses etc.
All tips are welcome!
I want to create a network with two routers. What I have right now is:
1 modem/router which I use for wireless Internet downstairs. This router is connected with an Ethernet cable to my tv/mediplayer and with a cable to my desktop upstairs.
I received a new modem with built in router so I have a spare router. My wireless reception upstairs sucks so I can use that extra router upstairs.
I replaced my modem with the new modem/router and I placed my old router next to my desktop upstairs. I connected the modem/router through a cable with my router upstairs and connected that old router with a cable with my desktop.
So now I have a working cabled connection and two different wireless connections. But I prefer one wireless network.
I'm a noob when it comes to this so I know nothing about ip-adresses etc.
All tips are welcome!