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On your gateway, configure the the IP address you used ( 192.168.1.77) to be "reserved" or "static". You can use any port on this router to plug it into the main router and you can use any port on this router (including the WAN port) for other devices. Choose to use your gateway for a disabled WANīecause the WAN port is bridged, all the ports on the router act exactly the same.Now that the DHCP server isn't running, you probably need to configure your computer to use a static address temporarily. It will take a couple minutes for the router to come back up with these new settings. Your new router will now have a new address and you will need to switch to it.

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Set the SSID, security, and password for Wifi to match the settings on your main router.

Set the DNS to the address of your main router (192.168.1.1 in my case).

Set the Gateway to the address of your main router (192.168.1.1 in my case).

Choose a new IP address for the router that is not currently in use on your network.

You have connected a single ethernet cable connected to your computer and you can access the web interface of the router you are setting up at. These instructions assume that the router is reset to its default settings. Here are detailed instructions for configuring that router when it is running Tomato firmware by Shibby. Here is a network diagram with the second router highlighted. I spent some time looking into "bridge mode" and "routing tables" before figuring out that the way to accomplish this is to configure the second router as an "access point". It is powerful enough for wired gigabit speeds and has multiple antennas for wifi coverage. I ended up buying a Netgear Nighthawk router.

The administration panels of all routers are accessible.

A single DHCP server doling out IP addresses.

Devices that connect to it get put on the main LAN network.Reduce electromagnetic radiation in stand-by with JRS Eco-WiFi firmware.I wanted to add a second router to my home network such that: JRS Eco-WiFi: reduce your exposure, keep the performance.

Tomato shibby webmon Patch#

Copyright (C) 2008-2011 Fedor Kozhevnikov, Ray Van Tassle, Wes Campaigne OpenVPN integration and GUI, Copyright (C) 2010 Keith Moyer, "Shibby" features: - Custom log file path - SD-idle tool integration for kernel 2.6 - 3G Modem support (big thanks for - SNMP integration and GUI - DNScrypt-proxy 1.0 integration and GUI - TomatoAnon project integration and GUI - TomatoThemeBase project integration and GUI - Ethernet Ports State - Extended MOTD (written by modified by - Webmon Backup Script Copyright (C) 2011-2013 Michał Rupental "JYAvenard" Features: - OpenVPN enhancements & username/password only authentication - PPTP VPN Client integration and GUI Copyright (C) 2010-2012 Jean-Yves Avenard "Victek" features: - Extended Sysinfo Copyright (C) 2007-2011 Ofer Chen & Vicente Soriano "Teaman" features: - QOS-detailed & ctrate filters - Realtime bandwidth monitoring of LAN clients - Static ARP binding - VLAN administration GUI - Multiple LAN support integration and GUI - Multiple/virtual SSID support (experimental) - UDPxy integration and GUI - PPTP Server integration and GUI Copyright (C) 2011 Augusto Bott Tomato-sdhc-vlan Homepage "Toastman" features: - Configurable QOS class names - Comprehensive QOS rule examples set by default - TC-ATM overhead calculation - patch by tvlz - GPT support for HDD by Yaniv Hamo - Tools-System refresh timer Copyright (C) 2011 Toastman Using QoS - Tutorial and discussion "Tiomo" Features: - IMQ based QOS Ingress - Incoming Class Bandwidth pie chart Copyright (C) 2012 Tiomo "Victek/PrinceAMD/Phykris/Shibby" feature: - Revised IP/MAC Bandwidth Limiterīased on Tomato Firmware v1.28 Copyright (C) 2006-2010 Jonathan Zarate Built on Sat, 12:36:14 +0200 by JRS

Tomato shibby webmon driver#

USB support integration and GUI, IPv6 support, Linux kernel 2.6.22.19 and Broadcom Wireless Driver 5.100.138.20 updates, support for additional router models, dual-band and Wireless-N mode. JRS Eco-WiFi Firmware Copyright (C) 2011-2014 by J.R. Status Bandwidth IP Traffic Tools Basic Advanced Port Forwarding Access Restriction QoS Bandwidth Limiter USB and NAS VPN Tunneling Administration About Reboot.