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I am able to send the files from one to another system connected on same router in a LAN.
Now, I connected one more router to the first router to increase the range of wireless connectivity.
When I am trying to send the file over the LAN from one system to another then I am not able to do so..
In this case, One system is connected to 1st router and 2nd is connected to the 2nd router.
Is there any way to send files in this kind of configuration?
user2086854
Posted 2014-06-26T06:22:16.333
Reputation: 135
By configuring according to you, files are transferring but if In that case IPs assigned over second routers will depend on the first router.How can I increase the number of users in this case? I am a newbie for networking. – user2086854 – 2014-06-26T06:47:51.020
you can add switch to your network for increasing number of ports for connection. – Innovator – 2014-06-26T07:00:25.610
but I want to do it for wireless devices. – user2086854 – 2014-06-26T07:02:09.617
can you elaborate what you exactly want?increasing no. of users in wireless is confusing. – Innovator – 2014-06-26T07:06:00.733
with 1st router, 5 more routers are connected and on my 1st router a file reception application is running and devices connected from other routers can send the files to the file reception application.In this case, I was having the above problem.These devices connected to the 2nd to 5th router;may connected thru wifi too. – user2086854 – 2014-06-26T07:15:06.077
2you can connect as many user u can through wifi or you can extenders if the there is a problem of wifi signal reception.Otherwise i think you need server or firewall or cisco router for (VLAN creation or dhcp realy).That would increase the complexity of you network. – Innovator – 2014-06-26T07:51:18.457
Let us continue this discussion in chat.
– user2086854 – 2014-06-26T08:54:05.677my reputaion score won't allow me to do chat currently :) – Innovator – 2014-06-26T09:33:14.313