I have a network at a campground that I am trying to provide wireless service to. I used to use an AyrStone Ayrmesh antenna that cast a signal all over the grounds (six acres) but due to tree growth over the past few years, the signal is not getting to some of the campsites. I have a DSL connection coming in connecting to a wireless N router. I have ran two lines (CAT6) from the hardwired router that terminate in identical wireless N routers, (one about 250' from primary and the other about 180'). I want to make sure I am up on the steps necessary to connect the two new routers to the original one. Any help would be appreciated. By the way, I am a system tech for a large medical organization but I don't dabble in the wireless too often. Mainly laptops using our wireless network and hardwired Workstations so I understand most of the lingo but I figure whet the heck, ask for help. thanks.
using three wireless routers together
- Thread starter jpmunson
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You just need to run them as AP. If you actually have identical routers they are DSL so you have little other option. Pretty much it is hook them lan-lan, turn off dhcp, assign a non conflicting management address and configure the wireless. The wireless generally should use different channels but at the distance you have it may make no difference.
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