Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="dtravis7" data-source="post: 362609" data-attributes="member: 8287">Something was either done the wrong way or that other router is not assigning IP's but it would have to considering all the computers that connect with it.&nbsp; The way I told you is the only proper way for it to work.&nbsp; You can't have 2 routers feeding WAN ports without issues.&nbsp; That is also the exact way my network here and every network I have set up is and all work perfectally.&nbsp; I wish I would help more but I am not sure what exactly you did.&nbsp; You can reset the router and start over but you can not plug the LAN into the WAN port and have it work properly.How I set up a router as an Access point here is to connect it all alone to a computer and access it with a browser the way it should be and save each page.&nbsp; Did you try the cable right from the Apartment router into your Powerbook?&nbsp; If you get an IP and can surf all the pages, you know it has DHCP and will work with an access point.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dtravis7, post: 362609, member: 8287"] Something was either done the wrong way or that other router is not assigning IP's but it would have to considering all the computers that connect with it. The way I told you is the only proper way for it to work. You can't have 2 routers feeding WAN ports without issues. That is also the exact way my network here and every network I have set up is and all work perfectally. I wish I would help more but I am not sure what exactly you did. You can reset the router and start over but you can not plug the LAN into the WAN port and have it work properly. How I set up a router as an Access point here is to connect it all alone to a computer and access it with a browser the way it should be and save each page. Did you try the cable right from the Apartment router into your Powerbook? If you get an IP and can surf all the pages, you know it has DHCP and will work with an access point. [/QUOTE]

Verification

Name this item. 🍎