How To Connect Three Routers On One Home Network & Sharing The Internet Using Lan Cables TpLink/NetG

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Last update 05/29/2022
How To Connect Three Routers On One Home Network & Sharing The Internet Using Lan Cables TpLink/NetG

[davidthreatt]

This cleared up in 15 mins what I've been researching for 2 weeks on how to set up multiple access points. Thank you!

[rickyomlight]

This is the clearest instruction I've seen in years of fumbling with wifi routers! You are the BEST :-)

[opelousasman]

This man is the best when explaining routers

[yechihast]

The most comprehensive and simply explained video on Youtube. Can't thank you enough.

[georgewashington]

THANK YOU, Thank You!!!! I've read/watched several articles/videos on multiple router configuration and NOT ONE WORKED (or made sense). Within the first few minutes of your explanation, I KNEW it would WORK...It all made sense! I set up 3 routers, a Cysco, Amped and ASUS. EVERYTHING WORKS! All devices on the network now show up. All devices on the network can talk to each other! All devices have internet access. I am using Home Assistant (Home Automation) and have been hobbled over the past few months with switches/controllers/sensors too far away from the WiFi to work consistently. Decent WiFi repeaters are very expensive as are very powerful WiFi routers.. Now I have EASY access to everything with the 3 routers placed strategically around the house (pre-wired during the house construction with Cat-6a to remote locations, just-in-case). Great vid!

[minkymaiden]

Well worth watching tutorial. Very clear and easy to understand thanks Richard :DI've managed to convert my old budii lite router/modem/gateway into an access point following your instructions and using the tg789 router/modem/gateway provided by isp as my main router. The back shed was turned into a mancave but too far away for wifi to reach and didn't want to dig trenches for cables to run out there so I opted with using the 'powerline adapters' instead and it works a treat :)For those that don't know about powerline adapters yet, they are really easy to set up. They use your power lines that run through your walls to your power points as its Ethernet cable. So instead of running a 20 metre ethernet cable through the house all you do is plug in one powerline adapter into the power point next to your main router and attach short Ethernet cable from adapter to main router. Then plug other adapter in the power point in the room you want your other router to go and attach short Ethernet cable from adapter to the second router. Bam, done. (both the short Ethernet cables come with the pair of powerline adapers kit) If you only had one device to connect like your laptop you could just plug the laptop straight into the 2nd powerline adapter with an Ethernet cable and not use the 2nd router at all. But if you are anything like me you have plenty of devices and will want the extra lan ports and wireless connectivity of the router.Although I think I did read somewhere some of the powerline adapters have wireless abilities, but mine don't.To be clear,  this is not to replace the method Richard just showed in the video. It is just to replace the long Ethernet cord he will use to connect his main router to his second router if running long cables isn't desirable or practical.

[thomasgorman]

Ditto the positive comments.
Your explanation with example, was successfully explained. Your details, patience, and thought provoking lecture was detailed just enough and slow enough for the concepts to be understood in an organized manner so that we can both reproduce it and understand it. For me, this is the best one I've viewed.
Thank you.

[DeePolar.]

This worked !! All these videos explaining the exact thing over and over and then I come across this video that’s explaining something totally different from the rest and it worked !! Since 11am I’ve been trying to fix it and it’s now 4pm .. dude thank you !! God bless you !

[cdwags]

I have been working on this problem for over 3 years with intermittent success this was such a great video. The different SSID names was for the win! Thank you for taking the time to put this together it was perfect.

[nezarsweiti]

Thank you Richard, because of your tutorial I could connect 8 Tplink routers in one building has a fiber optic line with 300 speed, and still can get same speed on all routers, using your diagram as access points mode as many people get lot of network conflict that more than one router start assigning IP address as duplicates where problems start.

[joninio]

Hi Richard
After two days watching confusing vids by other people I found yours and in fifteen minutes I had sorted my three zone network into one. Thanks - you are the man.

[xstsunax]

Thank you! this is by far the best tutorial i've seen. i've been tearing my hair out trying to figure this out on my own

[iBeSteve]

2+ years later and you just saved me so much frustration! thank you so much

[gdigitalcatvnetwork]

Thank you Richard. I was looking for such type of process for a year. I m useing about 7 router but failing to configure all the router. All the router is a long distance. I connect them with media converter. Tomorrow i will try with your way. Verry happy to watch this video😊

[rolandobaluyot]

I've just watched your video in setting up 3 routers. crisp clear, easy to undestand. I'll be doing the same procedure when I get home. Thanks to this very informative video. A new subscriber here. 👌👍👏

[MichelCernev]

I love your knoledge and understanding on How To Connect Three Routers On One Home Network & Sharing The Internet Using Lan Cables TpLink/NetG. To be honest it is a little dificult to me to understand and apply all this to my Homenetwork physicaly the problem with this is sign in from Wi-Fi1 to Wi-Fi2 and so on changing the diffrent numbers, Well I got confused that's all .You are brilliant on it but for me, I need to watch your video again and again untill I get it and apply in to my homenetwork.once more Thank you Richard Lloyd for your support and knoledge you have been a great help to me. Regards : Mic'Michel Cernev

[gsb]

guys keep in mind he used the main router as rhe dhcp server, however, you can use dhcp enabled on other router as long as you set the range of ip’s as such that it doesn’t conflict with the other routers.

also keep in mind u can set the other 2 routers as bridge mode or in newer routers as mesh mode.

good luck!

[VJ_]

An excellent video tutorial for multi router setup uskng LAN-LAN methodology. Thanks a ton for explaining it in a Lay Man's language and not skipping any minute detail at all.

[gazarcon]

Thanks to you Richard! Suddenly my home network of 4 routers and 4 IP cams worked flawlessly. Everythings fast now. Again THANK YOU!

[pratyakshmishra.]

I'm from India... brother and you're extremely best while explaining that. ✨✨