Universal route-based LAN dual-route settings

In the LAN dual-route settings of universal routing, we assume a LAN environment. Two universal routers are connected to six computers and use ADSL to dial the number. The setting method is as follows:
1. First, set a vro to be able to access the Internet normally. Everyone may have already set it, so there will not be much to worry about here.
2. Set the IP address of each computer, right-click Network Neighbor-properties-Right click Local Connection-properties-TCP/IP properties-automatically obtained. Www.2cto.com
3. Set the vro because you need to set the two vrouters. Here, we name them vroⅰ I and vroⅱ Ⅱ respectively. We recommend that you unplug all the network cables, leave only the computers used for the settings as shown in the following figure:


The DHCP server must be switched off. Otherwise, IP addresses are allocated repeatedly, resulting in IP conflict. 4. Connection method the network cable connecting vroⅰ I to vroⅱ Ⅱ is preferably a crossover network cable, and any LAN port of vroⅰ I can connect to any LAN port of vroⅱ Ⅱ.

The two routers in the LAN have been set up, and six computers can access the network normally. In this way, vroⅱ Ⅱ is used as a hub.