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1. Configure each router individually by directly connecting from a PC with static IP addresses starting from 192.168.0.1 through 192.168.0.254. Leave DHCP enabled on only the first router. 2. Connect the routers in sequence from the modem to the first router's WAN port, then from each subsequent router's LAN port to the next router's LAN port. 3. Configure each router with the same SSID, encryption, and password for the wireless network. This will allow clients to connect to one network and seamlessly roam between the routers.
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- 1. Home Network Configuration - Multiple Router Same SSID 1. Configure eachdevice individuallyviadirectconnectionfromPCtothe router. 2. AssignrouterstaticIP addressnetworkEx.(192.168.0.1 - 192.168.0.254) Well use 192.168.0.1 as the IPaddressfor our firstrouter,thiswill be the gateway. 3. Leave DHCP enabledonfirstrouter,disableitoneverydevice after,youonlywantaddresses handedoutfrom one source. Note:If DHCP is off on thesecond routerbeforeyou configurethe IP,you will haveto statically assign thedevice into its LAN (wired) to be ableto furtherconfigure it. 4. RegardingDHCP,setthe range afterthe definedstaticipaddresses.If we use 192.168.0.1 - 192.168.0.3, we will wanttostart our range at 192.168.0.4, DHCP will handout addressesafter thisex.192.168.0.5 etc. 5. Assignthe seconddevice tothe above examplesnextIPAddress(192.168.0.2, its gatewaywill be 192.168.0.1) RemembertoturnDHCP off. 6. If you assigna thirdrouteretc., the IPaddresswill goup.Ex 192.168.0.3 -.254 7. For the physical connectionbetweenall devices,the modemtothe firstrouterwe will use the wan port,each correspondingrouterhookedupafterwill gobetweenLAN portsEx.> Modem to RouterWan > RouterLAN to RouterLAN and soon. 8. You shouldnowbe able toaccess all routerconfigurationsGUIsfromthere assignedIP addresses192.168.0.1, 192.168.0.2, 192.168.0.3, etc. 9. Under the wirelessconfigurationof eachDevice,configure the same SSID,Encryptionalgorithm Ex. (TKIP+AES) WPA2Personal,andgive themall the same networkpassword. 10. Save all of yoursettings.Youshouldnow be able toconnecton your clientdevice (Phone, Laptop) to the configuredSSID,youwill onlysee one networkastheyare all one.Whenyou successfullyconnectyouwill be able toroamthroughoutthe areawithout losingsignal strength Congratulations,you’ve successfullysetupyourfirstmulti router/accesspointnetwork!