Wireless Bridge Mode Setup
Wireless bridge mode is an intelligent way to extend Wi-Fi range by connecting two or more routers together, creating a wireless bridge between them, and extending the signal range. With a wireless bridge, you can easily connect two remote networks or extend the wireless coverage of your existing network without having to lay additional cables in your home or office.
Setting up a wireless bridge is quick and easy, and you can get started by following these simple steps:
1. Firstly, you need to identify the two routers you want to use as a bridge. One will be the primary router, and the other as the secondary router.
2. Connect to the primary router and log in to the administration console.
3. After logging in, you will want to turn off the DHCP server, give the router a static IP address, and save the settings.
4. Next, connect the secondary router to your computer via an Ethernet cable and, access its administration console.
5. Turn off the DHCP server in the secondary router, change its IP address, and save the settings.
6. Find the wireless settings of the primary router and the secondary router, and ensure they are set to the same wireless mode, channel, and security settings.
7. In the secondary router's wireless settings, assign it the same SSID as the primary router, but use a different channel number.
8. Configuring the secondary router is complete when you verify that it's connected to the primary router and able to transmit data.
WLAN bridge mode is a great way to extend your Wi-Fi coverage, and it is not difficult to set up. With the above steps, you can easily create a wireless bridge mode for your home or office.