When you need to connect one router to another, you can set it up by following these steps:
1. Connect the routers: First, connect the two routers. You can use:"Wired"or"Wireless"Connection
1.If you are using a wired connection, connect the LAN port of one router to the WAN port of the other router.
2.If using a wireless connection, make sure that both routers support wireless connections and that the wireless parameters are configured correctly.
3.Login Settings Page: Use a browser to access the settings page of the first router. Usually, the router's settings page can be found by typing something like "192." in the browser address bar168.0.1" address to access.
4.Configure network parameters: On the Settings page, find the Network Parameters section. This usually includes WAN port settings, LAN port settings, wireless settings, etc.
6.WAN port settings: Select the correct network access mode, such as PPPoE dial-up, dynamic IP, or static IP. Enter the corresponding parameters, such as username and password, as required.
7.LAN port settings: Change the IP addresses of the LAN ports to ensure that the IP addresses of the two routers do not conflict. For example, you can set the IP address of the LAN port of the first router to 192168.0.1. The LAN port IP address of the second router is set to 192168.0.2。
8.Wireless setupConfigure wireless parameters, such as the SSID (network name) and password. Make sure that the wireless parameters of the two routers are the same so that the devices can connect normally.
9.Save settings: After configuring network parameters, save and apply the changes. In this way, the first router is already configured.
10.Connect the second router: Now, configure the second router using the same method. Log in to the settings page of the second router and follow the steps above to configure the network parameters. Make sure that the WAN port of the second router is connected to the LAN port of the first router.
11.Test the connection: Once you've finished configuring both routers, disconnect all the devices and reconnect them. Check if the device is able to connect to both routers normally, and test the stability and speed of the network connection.
Please note that the above steps are only general guidance and the specific setup process may vary depending on the brand and model of the router. Before proceeding with the configuration, it is recommended to refer to the user manual or **support provided by the router manufacturer for detailed steps and guidelines.