Router settings: How can I access the Internet without a vswitch?

How can I access the Internet without a vswitch?

Many companies or school dormitories use insufficient indoor network cable access holesRouter settingsInternet access, but sometimes we cannot meet our requirements by setting up an Internet connection through a router. For example, we have two four holes at hand.Vro[A and B], but we have four computers in the room. In this way, the four-hole router A has only three LAN interfaces except one WAN port, after all the connections are completed, there is still a computer that cannot access the network, so we only have to play the role of B router. in fact, if you use A vswitch or HUB, you only need to extend A network cable from any LAN port on vroa A to connect to the vswitch, and then the other two computers can connect to the vswitch directly, however, at present, we have only one vro at hand, so we need to make some necessary settings. The principle is to regard vrob B as a computer, that is, to use vro B as a vswitch.

Vro connection for Internet access

1. How to Use vroa A for dial-up Internet access:

1. Connect the telephone line to the modem port

2. Pull A network cable from the WAN interface on the modulation coordinator to access the WAN port of router.

3. Connect the network cables of the two computers to the two LAN ports of router A. [The remaining LAN ports will be used later]

4. After the connection is completed, open the browser on one of the computers and enter 192.168.1.1 to set the master router.

5. After the interface is opened, first modify the WAN settings, select to use the PPPOE dial-up connection to access the Internet, and then enter the dial-up Internet account and password provided by the service provider in the corresponding form-save

6. Enable the DHCP service after setting the LAN so that the two computers can access the Internet by dynamically obtaining the IP address. If DHCP is not enabled, manually configure the IP address.

2. How to use the remaining two computers to access the Internet through router B:

1. Do not connect router B to router A first. Connect the network cables of the remaining two computers to the LAN ports of router B.

2. Open a browser on any of the two computers and enter 192.168.1.1 to go to the router settings page.

3. WAN settings: select a static IP address to access the Internet, and set the IP address of router B to 192.168.1.250 to prevent conflicts. Set a larger subnet mask: The default value is 192.168.1.1DNS: if the DNS proxy is enabled on vroa A, it is set to 192.168.1.1. If the DNS proxy is not enabled, it is set to local DNS. For example, the region in Chongqing is 61.128.128.68.

4. LAN Settings: Set the IP address to 192.168.1.250 and set it to the same as above to disable the DHCP and DNS proxy services of router B,

5. Extend A network cable from the remaining LAN port of router A to the remaining LAN port of router B.

6. set the IP address of the two computers connected to router B to 192.168.1.X. In order to avoid conflicts, set the larger gateway to IP address 192.168.1.1 of router A, and set DNS to local DNS, the default subnet mask is enough.

7. Restart vrob B. You can restart the vrob through the WEB interface or directly disconnect the power and restart it.

The router settings are complete, so that our four computers can access the Internet at the same time.

Notes for vro Configuration

1. If you want to automatically obtain the IP address to access the Internet, Please enable the DHCP service of vroa A. The range is default. It is best to enable the DNS proxy.

2. the IP address of router B must be set to the domain name of router A, that is, the reason why the IP address of router B is set to 192.168.1.X is to prevent conflicts.

3. The two computer gateways connected to router B must be set to 192.168.1.1

4. Do not connect vrob B to vroa A before the configuration is complete, because the factory Ip address of vro B and vro A will conflict with each other before the configuration.