0

I have my ISP router (192.168.100.0/24) in the first floor of my house and where all ethernet cables are going to from each room.

Then I have my main TP-Link Archer AX6000 router (192.168.0.0/24) in the second floor with WAN port connected to the ISP router in the first floor.

I do have some devices across the house that uses ethernet but they only can connect to the ISP router in the first floor so they get 192.168.100.* IP.

I want to connect the ethernet cable of these devices to the ISP router and then connect it back to the TP-Link router in the second floor so they can have the same subnet of the TP-Link router (192.168.0.*) and manage the device from there.

Giacomo1968
  • 58,727
Muhsag
  • 3

1 Answers1

0

Nevermind.

The solution for my issue is to have another cable from the same ethernet port on the wall which TP-Link is connect to, going all the way to the first floor to connect the TP-Link to a switch.

The first cable will go from TP-Link’s WAN port to ISP LAN port.

The other cable from one of the TP-Link’s LAN port to a switch in the first floor then have all of the ethernet devices connected to the switch.

Giacomo1968
  • 58,727
Muhsag
  • 3