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[nasirkhan1982]

Please help me out in following :
When I connect another router to my existing router, the internet stops working.

I have tried this on Wateen Wimax Thunderbolt device which has a built in Wifi router and provision for connecting 2 LAN cables. This device was working fine but as soon as I connected my TP LINK wifi router to this device, the internet stopped working.

For experimental purpose, I used PTCL EVO device plugged on 3.5 G router and connected my TP link router. Again there was problem. I have also used different LAN cables (to ensure that there is no fault in the cable)

I think there might be some conflict which I am unable to figure out.


(you might be wondering why I need to plug another router. Its because I want to increase the range of Wifi to Upper story of my house.)

[Asad]

Configure the second router to work as an accesspoint, not as a router.

[adnan.ahmed]

Please help me out in following :
When I connect another router to my existing router, the internet stops working.

I have tried this on Wateen Wimax Thunderbolt device which has a built in Wifi router and provision for connecting 2 LAN cables. This device was working fine but as soon as I connected my TP LINK wifi router to this device, the internet stopped working.

For experimental purpose, I used PTCL EVO device plugged on 3.5 G router and connected my TP link router. Again there was problem. I have also used different LAN cables (to ensure that there is no fault in the cable)

I think there might be some conflict which I am unable to figure out.


(you might be wondering why I need to plug another router. Its because I want to increase the range of Wifi to Upper story of my house.)

Please click the following link for exact solution to your queryhttp://pigtail.net/nicholas/tp-link/index.html

[adnan.ahmed]

Please click the following link for exact solution to your queryhttp://pigtail.net/nicholas/tp-link/index.html

http://pigtail.net/n...link/index.html

[wampyr]

It may be the conflict with IP series/subset that you are using in your routers. For better results, use separate series.

For example:
router 1 has 192.168.1.x
router 2 has 192.168.2.x

I hope you get the idea.

[Alaziz Online]

in my opinion you should configure the router and it is be fine