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jamescoleman
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Posted at 6:03 pm on May 9, 2008 |
| yea. i got it going but the third router wont foward internet traffic. |
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vitamin
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Posted at 3:03 pm on May 9, 2008 |
| You may possibly need a more sifisticated router e.g cisco 1700 series or 2600 series routers with to ethernet interfaces so you can route between the two networks. |
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jamescoleman
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Posted at 6:40 pm on May 3, 2008 |
| what i'm going for is two different networks so when i get my cisco stuff....i'll be able to work on that and also access my computers from school if i want to up load and download files. |
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rand0mguy
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Posted at 9:08 pm on May 2, 2008 |
| just get a wifi/router/adsl modem in one lol. with lots of ports. Im happy with my 2 12 port stack switches in the closet. |
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jamescoleman
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Posted at 7:51 pm on May 2, 2008 |
modem/router > router modem/router to my laptop/living room/basement what i want is modem/router > router > wireless router modem/router to living room router to basement router > wireless router to my room used as a switch i'm gonna be networking 8 computers if it all goes well five in my room one living room one basement one sisters room one more when sister is here. |
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Gabriel Gray
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Posted at 5:57 pm on May 2, 2008 |
| So you have it like this? MODEM > Router ^ > Router? That makes no sense... You could just stack it... Connect Router 1 to modem, then router 2 to connect to an output on router 1... Router 3 connects to router 2. Why are you doing this? How many computers you networking? |
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MBAC
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Posted at 5:55 pm on May 2, 2008 |
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