Thread: 2 Routers
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Old 05-07-2008, 20:17   #8
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Re: 2 Routers
Actually, what should be happening is that you shouldn't be using the WAN port of the second router at all. Plug the thernet link cable from the first router into one of the LAN ports on the second. You'll lose the ability to manage the second router so make sure you configure the wireless how you want it beforehand. That way you've avoided a "double NAT" situation.
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