- Dec 2, 2013
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ok so my parents are building a new house and its pretty big.
were going to need multiple modems/routers in order to read the whole house at a decent speed.
were going to have a main modem which I will refer to as router 1
were going to have a switch going to my room (to connect to tv,pc,other pc etc)
and hopefully a second modem to which ill refer to as router 2.
im assuming since you can connect to a switch using a normal Ethernet cable that you can connect to another router using an Ethernet cable. so my question is this.
if I connect router 2 to router 1 via Ethernet cable. will it act as a whole new router? like will the members in the household have to manually connect router 1 or 2 based on the best signal or will they both just read under the same name and it will connect to the stronger modem automatically.
were going to need multiple modems/routers in order to read the whole house at a decent speed.
were going to have a main modem which I will refer to as router 1
were going to have a switch going to my room (to connect to tv,pc,other pc etc)
and hopefully a second modem to which ill refer to as router 2.
im assuming since you can connect to a switch using a normal Ethernet cable that you can connect to another router using an Ethernet cable. so my question is this.
if I connect router 2 to router 1 via Ethernet cable. will it act as a whole new router? like will the members in the household have to manually connect router 1 or 2 based on the best signal or will they both just read under the same name and it will connect to the stronger modem automatically.
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