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Getting two wireless routers to work together

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on the same house sized network is a miserable task. But somehow accidentally I once again have internet downstairs.. Not quite sure how or why but after I changed all sorts of settings it works... sort of a mystery.
 
two different brands but they are communicating. I am trying to get back into the setup of the second router to change the channel it is using but even though I can ping it, and I an using it to connect, I cant get its web interface to respond.
 
OK plugging straight in didn't help so I started over again, with a hard reset to reload the default settings, and discovered a setting which enables remove web based GUI management so I enabled it at now I can access both of the routers on my network. I also changed the channels on the routers so that they don't overlap which should give better performance.

Incidentally I also changed the software on the router from the factory supplied software to DD-WRT which is one of the alternative source software packages for wireless routers, looks decent and seems to add a bunch of options.
 
Routers - I didn't know that you did woodwork,or that you could
get them without a powercord.

- Doug
 
Still has a power cord, Doug. It's the durn'd DATA cord Don was referencing. :devilgrin:
 
Routers - I didn't know that you did woodwork,or that you could
get them without a powercord.- Doug

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A wireless router.
 
Why do they call them wireless when there are 3 wires connected to mine?
 
:lol:
 
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