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Kushan · 23-05-2015, 00:24

I don't think you need to be an expert. To some devices, the two wireless networks will appear as two separate routers. They're not, they're just two different endpoints to the same network.

You don't need to bridge them, they're already bridged on the Shub. Connect a device to the 5ghz network and it'll get an IP that can communicate with a device on the 2.4Ghz network. In fact, you can't have two devices with the same IP on each network, they're effectively the same network with two end points.

23-05-2015, 00:24	#4
Kushan cf.mega poster Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Warrington Posts: 4,737	Re: Hidden second Router in Network? I don't think you need to be an expert. To some devices, the two wireless networks will appear as two separate routers. They're not, they're just two different endpoints to the same network. You don't need to bridge them, they're already bridged on the Shub. Connect a device to the 5ghz network and it'll get an IP that can communicate with a device on the 2.4Ghz network. In fact, you can't have two devices with the same IP on each network, they're effectively the same network with two end points.