Polar Routing +netgear Transport Wireless network

Polar routing: a wireless router

NETGEAR: A wireless router in the United States, called the network in China, also known as the United States network parts.

An external cable---pulled to the polar route---then pulled from the polar route to Netgear.

1. Pole-routed body, fill in the user name and password of the dial-up connection. And then it's automatically connected. Default IP address: 192.168.199.xx. You can change it to 192.168.1.xx. (The outside cable pulls to the WAN port, everybody knows.) ）

2. From a pole-routed LAN port to Netgear's LAN port (yes, 2 are LAN ports, 2 routers, on the same network segment)

   On Netgear, start a button. (In the Advanced settings, there is one as an extension option, there is a picture, select it, and then enable.) ）

3. Another operation, on Netgear, is to turn off its DHCP. (Otherwise, some can't get on the net.) ）

   So far. will be able to surf the Internet.

   In fact, polar routes as long as the Internet. All the other operations are on Netgear.

Say something later: for example, the polar route is bound to 192.168.1.2, and is not allowed to be used by other people. However, there are people who can connect to the 192.168.1.2. Why? Because the polar route is binding, however, Netgear doesn't care. So others can still connect to 192.168.1.2 Because they are connected to the Netgear router.

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Polar Routing +netgear Transport Wireless network