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I have a new Internet connection that came with a preconfigured modem-router. That works really well but it has only 2 ethernet port and no wireless. So I would like to connect my other router running DD-WRT to connect all my wired and wireless devices.
My issue is that I don't really understand what mode I have to chose for my DD-WRT router. Should I bridge or repeat the network?
I am confused and I would really appreciate some help with that! Also I want to precise that I only want to use the routing functionality of the DD-WRT router because the ISP modem router is extremely basic and does allow any configuration...
Here is a schema of the desired network:
Thanks!
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Do you really want all your devices/computers on a separate network from the modem/router? If you setup your DD-WRT as an Access Point you can keep everything on the same network (
– heavyd – 2014-02-14T15:56:25.680192.168.1.x
) and keep your setup a bit simpler.Comment by @heavyd is right - the original page you linked to is if your DD-WRT router was connecting via wireless to your ISP router. – ernie – 2014-02-14T16:06:59.773
@ernie Yeah actually I made a mistake and wanted to put links for bridging and repeating modes. I corrected my question. – Ucodia – 2014-02-14T20:35:15.537