- Jul 7, 2013
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This may be very simple but I have a question about wireless networking for my house. I made a visual aid which I will refer to.
My houses main router is the one labeled as router 1. It is a hard drive and router in one and I would like access to it throughout my whole house. My problem is the signal is too weak so I have a second router (router 2) as an access point. I mapped the range out for each router with a thin line. The way I see it is I can connect the two routers with a wired connection. Am I able to connect to router 1 from where the device is shown. My goal is that when I go to log in to my router for the first time, router 1 and router 2 appear as one. If you need further explanation of my problem just ask. I would love to know how to do this or why it cannot be done if it is not possible.
My houses main router is the one labeled as router 1. It is a hard drive and router in one and I would like access to it throughout my whole house. My problem is the signal is too weak so I have a second router (router 2) as an access point. I mapped the range out for each router with a thin line. The way I see it is I can connect the two routers with a wired connection. Am I able to connect to router 1 from where the device is shown. My goal is that when I go to log in to my router for the first time, router 1 and router 2 appear as one. If you need further explanation of my problem just ask. I would love to know how to do this or why it cannot be done if it is not possible.
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