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How can I debug my network: Setting up multiple access points
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In the new apartment where I live in, a single router (vodafone) takes the internet signal and shares it over hubs to four other routers (3 tp link, 1 fritzbox) and one access ...
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Home Router drawing wrong IP address
I have a house Netgear router (with an IP address for example 192.168.1.1). I have an Ubiquity nanostation with a station and a access point going to a shop with a Linksys router there (with an IP ...
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2 routers, 2 ISP, 3 access points. Same Network
I have the following situation: i've got 2 WIFI routers with different ISP's their config:
1st router's IP is 192.168.1.1 | DHCP Enabled 192.168.1.2-254 | Dlink DIR 825 ACF
2nd router's IP is 192.168....
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Can't get work raspberry pi 2 as an wifi access point
I have a raspberry pi 2 with a raspbian installed. It is connected to router by lan (eth0) and have a static address 192.168.254.106.
Also i have a usb wifi dongle, connected to my raspberry. It works ...
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Setting up two APs with switch inbetween (same subnet)
My ideal setup for home network is presented on the image. 192.168.55.1 has DHCP on, while 192.168.55.2 and .3 act as APs with DHCP off to extend my WiFi. I wanted to connect a device in between 192....
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Converting old router into access point
I am trying to convert my old router into an AP but I am running into some problems.
Here is what I have done so far:
Set AP to static IP (192.168.0.250)
Disabled DHCP
Connected lan port from the ...
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Setting up two separate APs to 1 router within the same subnetwork
My home network situation is as following (simplified):
I have one main router (with DHCP on) and want to have two routers in AP mode (with DHCP turned off, connected via LAN ports) within the same ...
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DHCP Client List include different IPs for the same MAC. Is it a bug?
Previously I tried to ask this on Network Engineering but they closed as off-topic. I relied on this meta topic when posting there.
I have an issue with Netis N4 Wireless Router which looks like a ...
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Is there a risk in letting DHCP set the IP address of an access point?
To get better Wi-Fi in the attic, I have installed an access point connected by cable to my downstairs router. I have done this before, setting the IP address of the AP to a fixed address outside the ...
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DHCP Sending gateway address ending in .0
My in-room router (which i have set up as an access point) is connected to another main router downstairs managed by the home owner. Im calling the main one router A and the one in my room router B. ...
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Does enabling VLAN on an Wifi AP requires specific hardware requirements of the DHCP?
I think this is a basic VLAN question but I can't find an explicit answer.
I have a wifi access point which is capable to broadcast multiple SSID's and configure VLANS (tagged).
My DHCP is a simple ...
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Access Point not forwarding on DHCP packets to gateway to assign IP - Raspberry Pi Bridge
I have a Pi with 2 wireless interfaces, 1 is connected to the networks gateway, the other which is acting as an access point thanks to hostapd.
The AP is not running any DHCP or NAT software, simply ...
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Second router configured as refuses to connect most of the time
I have setup a second router as an access point but it has very temperamental wireless connections. Devices either cannot connect at all to the second router (setup on a different channel, and SSID) ...
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Configuring ubuntu wireless access point to allow smartphones to connect to Apple TV
I'm having difficulty framing this question due to only a basic knowledge of networking - be gentle with me, I'm a country boy.
My Home network is set up with the usual wireless/Ethernet router ...
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Assigning IP addresses and subnetting on a home network
After 4 days of trying, googling, and tearing my hair, I have managed to bring down the internet at my home. I needed to implement the network as follows, however my efforts have managed to bring down ...
