Use old routes as wireless switches (1)

Many wireless products now have universal functions. What is universal function? That is, product A can be used as product B, that is, A wireless product can implement the functions of other products through other modulation. This article describes how to use a wireless route as a wireless switch.

To put it simply, use a wireless route as a wireless switch and set only three points:

① Network parameter → LAN port setting: Change the ip address to another network segment, and the IP address cannot conflict with the ip address of another host in the original master route or LAN.

② Network parameter → WAN port setting: change to static IP

③ Disable the DHCP service

Restart the route.

Add: Do not use the WAN port when connecting to a network cable as a route for a wireless switch. Only use the LAN port.

The existing network layout is as follows: Room A and Room B are relatively far apart, and the wireless routes in Room A are relatively old, so the signal coverage area cannot reach room B, only one twisted pair can be pulled from the LAN port of the wireless route to the switch of Room B! Internet surfing.

The existing network IP address is basically set on the 192.168.1.XXX segment.

Now there are several more laptops in Room B, and everyone still wants to use wireless networks to access the Internet... No way, it's hard to create any difficulties! I checked on the Internet and found out how a wireless hub would cost yuan. We can't afford it! I just want to use wireless routing as a wireless switch. After some hard work, I am now able to share with you (PS: The network is really a good teacher ):

Current Network Layout