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Originally Posted by DaiNasty
How would you handle DHCP on a twinned setup like that?
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Routers connect one network to another so you'd have 2 routers DHCPing off the main router, with each of the other two routers on a different subnet DHCPing their clients.
Say you could give the main router 192.168.0.1, the two will be 0.1 and 0.2 on their WAN ports, and then 0.1 assigns itself 1.1 (on LAN) and clients 1.2>, 0.2 could assign itself 2.1 (on LAN) and clients 2.2> - if you get it.