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BoysNightOut · 03-26-2007, 07:14 PM

I don't even remember lol.

Well I got a linksys router this afternoon. Have just been messing with it and can't get them to work in tandem yet.

I tried plugging the linksys router's LAN port to a 1-4 lan slot on the dlink router and no success. I couldn't manage the router through the browser. So I put the linksys router first and then ran the dlink from it and could manage the linksys, but not the dlink then. Oh and the net didnt work either.

Soooo I disabled DHCP on one and tried it, reversed it, no luck.

Sooo now I dunno what to do. I thought it would be able to pick up and manage the settings through the dlinks internet access, if I just plugged the linksys router behind it in line. BUT it won't do that. Sucks...now I may just have to get all new adapters for this linksys router...sucks.

Any ideas anybody?

03-26-2007, 07:14 PM	#8 (permalink)
BoysNightOut Super Techie Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 319	Re: 2 Router setup...possible? I don't even remember lol. Well I got a linksys router this afternoon. Have just been messing with it and can't get them to work in tandem yet. I tried plugging the linksys router's LAN port to a 1-4 lan slot on the dlink router and no success. I couldn't manage the router through the browser. So I put the linksys router first and then ran the dlink from it and could manage the linksys, but not the dlink then. Oh and the net didnt work either. Soooo I disabled DHCP on one and tried it, reversed it, no luck. Sooo now I dunno what to do. I thought it would be able to pick up and manage the settings through the dlinks internet access, if I just plugged the linksys router behind it in line. BUT it won't do that. Sucks...now I may just have to get all new adapters for this linksys router...sucks. Any ideas anybody? __________________ AMD 3400+ 2.4GHz 1GB DDR Crucial RAM WD 120GB(2x)/250GB