Hello all,
I currently have the following setup:
NETGEAR Router - This is connecting to my ISP with Wireless Disabled and DHCP Enabled. IP is 192.168.1.1
ASUS Router 1 - Wireless Channel 6, and DHCP Disabled. IP is 192.168.1.2
ASUS Router 2 - Wireless Channel 11 and DHCP Disabled. IP is 192.168.1.3
Both routers have the same SSID.
When I connect to the wireless network for ASUS Router 1 - Internet works fine and Computers/Mobiles are automatically getting an IP from the DHCP on Netgear.
When I connect to the wireless network for ASUS Router 2 - Internet does not work, you cannot ping the netgear router or asus router 1. I connected an ethernet cable from the netgear router to ASUS 2, the same setup and configuration as ASUS 2 - I removed this cable and plugged directly into a laptop and the internet works.
Am I missing something fundamental here? Thank you for help guys!!
Just to add if I set DHCP on ASUS Router to 192.168.2.1 then the internet works, but when I walk out of range of ASUS Router2 and into range of ASUS Router1 it doesn't automatically keep the connection, you have to disconnect and reconnect and it will then get the gatewayfrom ASUS Router 1 192.168.1.x I really want it so theyre all on the same DHCP, and if I walk out of range of one router then the other router automatically picks it up and keeps the connection.
I currently have the following setup:
NETGEAR Router - This is connecting to my ISP with Wireless Disabled and DHCP Enabled. IP is 192.168.1.1
ASUS Router 1 - Wireless Channel 6, and DHCP Disabled. IP is 192.168.1.2
ASUS Router 2 - Wireless Channel 11 and DHCP Disabled. IP is 192.168.1.3
Both routers have the same SSID.
When I connect to the wireless network for ASUS Router 1 - Internet works fine and Computers/Mobiles are automatically getting an IP from the DHCP on Netgear.
When I connect to the wireless network for ASUS Router 2 - Internet does not work, you cannot ping the netgear router or asus router 1. I connected an ethernet cable from the netgear router to ASUS 2, the same setup and configuration as ASUS 2 - I removed this cable and plugged directly into a laptop and the internet works.
Am I missing something fundamental here? Thank you for help guys!!
Just to add if I set DHCP on ASUS Router to 192.168.2.1 then the internet works, but when I walk out of range of ASUS Router2 and into range of ASUS Router1 it doesn't automatically keep the connection, you have to disconnect and reconnect and it will then get the gatewayfrom ASUS Router 1 192.168.1.x I really want it so theyre all on the same DHCP, and if I walk out of range of one router then the other router automatically picks it up and keeps the connection.