Paip. WDS setting method for wireless access to the WAN of a wireless router

Paip. WDS setting method for wireless access to the WAN of a wireless router

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Generally, the Wireless Router Access Network is wired... to avoid connection troubles, you can connect to the WAN in wireless mode .. this setting is called WDS .. it can also be used in relay scenarios to expand the coverage of wireless networks ..

As the main method to expand wireless connections for home wireless routers, WDS has become one of the basic functions of low-end wireless routers.

In this case, two wireless routers, one a, are used to connect to the ADSL cat in wired mode... and the other wireless router B is used to connect to a in wireless mode ..

Step 1: Obtain the lan ip address of a wireless router, for example, 192.168.1.1 and DHCP allocation range, for example, 192.168.1.100 ----- 192.168.1.255.

Step 2: log in and set the lan ip address of the wireless router B to 192.168.1.2 .. to be in the same network segment and avoid repeated IP addresses... if your host cannot connect to route a, you can manually set the IP address to 192.168.1.x to connect to Route B.

Step 3: Set WDS... the WDS option is available under the LAN option. Select ,... then scan the SSID of wireless route... then save .. at this time, it will automatically read the channel to A, for example, 6, and automatically set the channel of B to 6, to keep one .. write the user name and password of A to connect to the wireless WAN ..

Step 4: Set DHCP, DNS, and gateway for B... note that dhcp of a should be staggered here .. it can be set to 192.168.1.10 --- 192.168.1.90 .. in this way, the PC connected to B will be automatically allocated to the IP address ..

DNS and gateway settings: all point to IP 192.168.1.1 of

Step 5: Go to the status and check the LAN port status. If WDS is successful, the setting is OK ..