Monthly ArchiveOctober 2007
06 Oct 2007 03:42 pmComputers
There are five people living with me at the moment and we have a Netgear router that only has 4 ports (and wireless of course). I wanted to set up my D-Link router as a hub so that we could stay on the same network. This is how I did it. (It should work with most routers)
My hardware:
- D-Link-524
- Netgear WGR614
- (Shitty) AT&T DSL
Steps to do it:
- Configure one router normally, setting wireless or whatnot to whatever you’d like. (This was the Netgear router)
- Turn on the second router and plug in a computer (in a LAN port) so that you can log in.
- Configure whatever wireless settings you’d like on the second router (or turn it off if you’d like).
- Disable DHCP on the second router so that the first router handles assigning IP addresses.
- Connect the first router (from a LAN port) to the second router (to a LAN port - if you connect to the WAN port, it won’t work).
That should be it.

