Comments on: How to configure 2 routers on the same local network http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/ Website development Fri, 21 Nov 2008 00:01:23 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: bayau http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-45017 bayau Sat, 07 Jun 2008 12:17:04 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-45017 i hv 2 leaseline with 2 adsl modem, 2 switch (12 ports each) 20 computer ( 10 for each switch) BUT only 1 Printer... the 2 leaseline is usefull if one is down then i can change to another with only change the default gateway!! to do so (each swithc connected each otther) i do a cross link the switch (switch to switch).... so i can share the only printer i hv ... the problem is... sometimes i cannot print ..... sometimes can .............. even somtimes i cant install ( it said "too many connection'') or even go to sharing files ( only with the computer i hv install the printer) for other computer ... no problem.... i hv 2 leaseline with 2 adsl modem, 2 switch (12 ports each) 20 computer ( 10 for each switch) BUT only 1 Printer… the 2 leaseline is usefull if one is down then i can change to another with only change the default gateway!! to do so (each swithc connected each otther) i do a cross link the switch (switch to switch)…. so i can share the only printer i hv … the problem is… sometimes i cannot print ….. sometimes can ………….. even somtimes i cant install ( it said “too many connection”) or even go to sharing files ( only with the computer i hv install the printer) for other computer … no problem….

]]> By: paul http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-42928 paul Mon, 19 May 2008 16:36:07 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-42928 how can i do this but wirelessly? how can i do this but wirelessly?

]]> By: Jean Pierre Bartaud Lescault http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-42052 Jean Pierre Bartaud Lescault Mon, 12 May 2008 20:52:46 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-42052 I have 2 offices with a 2 computers and a router in each one. And I need to copy files from the computers of the Office A to the computers to Office B. What do I have to do for it? Do I need to buy anything? I have 2 offices with a 2 computers and a router in each one. And I need to copy files from the computers of the Office A to the computers to Office B. What do I have to do for it? Do I need to buy anything?

]]> By: Thierry http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-37887 Thierry Tue, 22 Apr 2008 02:56:25 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-37887 hi, hoping someone can help me with my setup. :) Here is my hardware: -Router1 (wired Linksys befsr41) -Router2 (wireless NetGear) -Modem connected to Router1 -Computer 1 connected to Router1 -Computer 2 connected to Router1 -Laptop connected to Router2 via wireless I need to be able to shut down Router2 whenever I want without interupting Computer1 and Computer2 wired network. I need the laptop to be able to see Computer 1 and computer 2 when Router 2 is on. I need computer1 and computer 2 to see laptop when router 2 is on can anyone help me on this setup? thanks! hi,
hoping someone can help me with my setup. :)

Here is my hardware:
-Router1 (wired Linksys befsr41)
-Router2 (wireless NetGear)
-Modem connected to Router1
-Computer 1 connected to Router1
-Computer 2 connected to Router1

-Laptop connected to Router2 via wireless

I need to be able to shut down Router2 whenever I want without interupting Computer1 and Computer2 wired network.

I need the laptop to be able to see Computer 1 and computer 2 when Router 2 is on.

I need computer1 and computer 2 to see laptop when router 2 is on

can anyone help me on this setup?
thanks!

]]> By: Simon http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-31182 Simon Tue, 01 Apr 2008 10:34:53 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-31182 I need to configure my 2 ISP using 2 routers in connect them in one switch.. Is this possible?? Need help on how to configure it.. thanks.. pls e-mail me at yogutama@yahoo.com.. thanks.. I need to configure my 2 ISP using 2 routers in connect them in one switch.. Is this possible?? Need help on how to configure it.. thanks.. pls e-mail me at yogutama@yahoo.com.. thanks..

]]> By: johnpaolo http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-27170 johnpaolo Sun, 02 Mar 2008 16:17:40 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-27170 Hi ericdes, I was trying to figure out your solution but it seems that it does not work with me. I am using a ProLink as R1 and a Linksys as R2. I followed the steps you provided unfortunately, this doesn't work on my side. Do you have any idea on how I could make this work. Is it also possible for both router to enable DHCP though I won't be using the DHCP of R1. I just want to enable it just in case I wanted a separate network from the other. I have been figuring this out 1 year ago and still could not find any solutions. Could you help me out? Thank you. Hi ericdes, I was trying to figure out your solution but it seems that it does not work with me. I am using a ProLink as R1 and a Linksys as R2. I followed the steps you provided unfortunately, this doesn’t work on my side. Do you have any idea on how I could make this work.

Is it also possible for both router to enable DHCP though I won’t be using the DHCP of R1. I just want to enable it just in case I wanted a separate network from the other. I have been figuring this out 1 year ago and still could not find any solutions. Could you help me out? Thank you.

]]> By: Nuno Rodrigues http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-24487 Nuno Rodrigues Tue, 05 Feb 2008 17:34:50 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-24487 I have 2 routers Aolynk dr814 adsl 2+ [ 192.168.1.1 ] The pc local is connected to internet via dr814 [ 192.168.1.2 ] witth webcam xp .... the second router is linksys [ 192.168.2.1 ].... one pc is connect wireless but ??? how connected via webcam xp ... ex : Internet => Aolynk => linksys => PC ( WIFI ) ( Webcam xp ) put on url http://89.xxx.xxx..xxx:8080 in local i can , with NAT configuring its urgent .... em@il : lx.nuno.rodrigues@gmail.com I have 2 routers
Aolynk dr814 adsl 2+ [ 192.168.1.1 ]
The pc local is connected to internet via dr814 [ 192.168.1.2 ] witth webcam xp ….

the second router is linksys [ 192.168.2.1 ]…. one pc is connect wireless but ???

how connected via webcam xp … ex :

Internet => Aolynk => linksys => PC ( WIFI ) ( Webcam xp ) put on url http://89.xxx.xxx..xxx:8080

in local i can , with NAT configuring
its urgent ….

em@il :
lx.nuno.rodrigues@gmail.com

]]> By: Marco Gino Morre http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-18461 Marco Gino Morre Mon, 10 Dec 2007 02:31:26 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-18461 how can i network my 3 pc using a cable modem and a switch? i have problem of setting up the configuration of the ip addresses....tnx how can i network my 3 pc using a cable modem and a switch? i have problem of setting up the configuration of the ip addresses….tnx

]]> By: Kevin http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-12023 Kevin Fri, 17 Aug 2007 05:57:08 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-12023 Need some help here on network setting. I've 2 offices , A & B There's a DSL modem connected to D-Link 524 wireless router here at A. There's an additional switch connected to the wireless router at A. The switch in A, has a LAN cable to office B. In B, the LAN cable is connected to another switch and then goes to the WAN port and another to LAN port of another Dlink-524 wireless router. DHCP in B has been disable. All ip has been fix at B LAN & internet seems to be working, after 15min.. the whole network goes down. I need LAN , wireless & Internet at both A & B. If i use the 3rd option, will the wireless internet at A be terminated ? cause B is in the other location Or should i just buy an AP and fix it to office B ? TQ Need some help here on network setting.
I’ve 2 offices , A & B
There’s a DSL modem connected to D-Link 524 wireless router here at A.
There’s an additional switch connected to the wireless router at A.
The switch in A, has a LAN cable to office B.
In B, the LAN cable is connected to another switch and then goes to the WAN port and another to LAN port of another Dlink-524 wireless router.
DHCP in B has been disable. All ip has been fix at B

LAN & internet seems to be working, after 15min.. the whole network goes down.

I need LAN , wireless & Internet at both A & B.
If i use the 3rd option, will the wireless internet at A be terminated ? cause B is in the other location

Or should i just buy an AP and fix it to office B ?

TQ

]]> By: Catalin http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-8560 Catalin Fri, 18 May 2007 00:18:51 +0000 http://tela-web.com/networking/how-to-configure-2-routers-on-the-same-local-network/#comment-8560 You said "Now set the internet connection of R2 as a static IP address with the value of R1: IP 192.168.0.1, Netmask 255.255.255.0 / Gateway 192.168.0.1." Can the IP be the same as the Gateway on R2, 192.168.0.1? You said “Now set the internet connection of R2 as a static IP address with the value of R1: IP 192.168.0.1, Netmask 255.255.255.0 / Gateway 192.168.0.1.”

Can the IP be the same as the Gateway on R2, 192.168.0.1?

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