True" hello everybody. Today, I'm going to be showing you how to connect two routers together using a network cable. Basically, what it's going to do is take your home router or any router you want, and extend that router by adding a second basic router. So, I'm going to be using a Netgear as my home router and the TP-Link WR841N as the actual extension. What this will do is actually connect the two routers together with a LAN cable or network cable, and allow me to share the internet from router 1 to router 2. I will also show you how to configure the wireless interfaces on the second router to not interfere with the wireless interface on the first router. So, let's get at it. Here's a diagram of the network that's going to look like or what my network is going to look like. The main router is the Netgear over here. It's basically the home router and it's connected to the internet through a cable modem internet modem. It's a Wi-Fi router, and we're going to connect it using a LAN cable like this to another router, which is the TP-Link WR841N. That'll be the secondary router. But just so you know, this could be any two routers you want to put together, okay? So, it doesn't have to be a Netgear and it doesn't have to be a TP-Link WR841N. It could just be any two routers as long as you go and set them up the way I tell you to set them up, you should be fine. Now, the first thing you need to find out in this configuration is what the main router's IP address is, and that's something we can do inside Windows. So, let's minimize this out of the way here....
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