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how do I turn off the DHCP or configure settings on my second router so I can connect 2 routers (Lan to Lan) together?
I have a Dlink router
http://www.amazon.com/D-Link-Wireless-AC1900-Gigab...
and I'm using it as a 2nd router
I tried to go to it's settings on the webpage to turn off DHCP
and when I go to the internet settings, it doesn't have an option to turn off DHCP
It just shows Dynamic IP (DHCP), Static IP, PPPoE, PPTP, L2TP, and DS-Lite
how do i configure my second router so i can connect my 2nd router to my main router (Lan to Lan)
4 Answers
- Tracy LLv 76 years agoFavorite Answer
You set the LAN settings to not use DHCP not the internet settings!
In the INTERNET settings you set an IP address of the FIRST ROUTER LAN (like 192.168.1.X using a last number that is static). The DHCP settings that you need to turn off are not on the INTERNET side, they are on the LAN (local network) setup pages.
PS once this is done, you will not use the Internet/WAN port on the 2nd router, you will connect to one of the four computer ports from router one! These settings take the routing function of router two and turn it off. It works as a switch / access point.
Source(s): Years - TL - Anonymous6 years ago
You must NOT. The seconf router will try to pass all traffic to its; oen wan pott. And there can necer be a reasin ti. You have no cluse about networking, so qhy not explain qhat you think you want to do.
- WhateversLv 76 years ago
What you're looking at would be how it sets its own IP address, not whether it assigns them.
You may find it elsewhere in the settings, or you might find if you plug a cable into another Ethernet Port than the WAN one, that it sets the DHCP on its own to off.
- DeMoNsLaYeR575Lv 76 years ago
you dont have to change any settings....
just connect the internet port of one router to one of the outputs of the other router....