SUMMARY
Connecting two wireless routers to enhance network coverage is feasible by using a CAT-5 cable. The recommended setup involves connecting Router A's internet port to the modem and then linking Router A's port 1 to Router B's internet port. While this configuration can improve signal strength, it may lead to connectivity issues due to creating a network within a network, which most ISPs do not support. For optimal performance, consider using routers that can function as WiFi access points without DHCP or utilizing a wireless repeater.
PREREQUISITES
- Understanding of router configurations and settings
- Familiarity with CAT-5 cabling
- Knowledge of DHCP settings
- Basic networking concepts
NEXT STEPS
- Research how to configure routers as access points
- Learn about DHCP settings and their impact on network performance
- Explore the use of wireless repeaters for extending network range
- Investigate potential connectivity issues when using multiple routers
USEFUL FOR
Home network enthusiasts, IT professionals, and anyone looking to improve wireless coverage in their living spaces.