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How to Connect One Router to
Another to Expand a Network
Dynamic (DHCP) Method
Edited by Paintsaint, Quadfire, Cipher_nemo, Travis Derouin and 26 others
For home and small business networks, there is sometimes a need to expand network
capacity. Maybe you are adding more computers or other network devices to your
office, or perhaps you would like to improve wireless reception in your basement. A
simple way to expand your network capacity is to connect another router to your current
network, expanding the ports available and the wireless range if your routers are
wireless-enabled. This guide outlines a method that uses your existing router to assign
dynamic IPs and uses the second router as an extension.
Dynamic (DHCP) Method
1.
1
Identify the devices you will be working with. For the purposes of this guide, different
crucial network devices will be given names like "Router 1," "Computer 2," etc.
 Your existing router will be referred to as Router 1. You will need at least one free LAN port
available on Router 1. Identify the existing IP address of Router 1 and the relevant credentials to
log into it with your browser. If your router is wireless-enabled, take note of the ESSID and key
for the encryption.

 The router you will be using to extend your network will be called Router 2. Identify its IP
address and credentials as well. If it is a new router, this information should be supplied in the
provided instruction manuals.

 Identify Computer 1. You will need at least one working Windows, Mac or Linux machine to
configure the router settings.

 Identify any other devices that you will need to connect to the network.

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2.
2
Plug in Router 1. Connect your high-speed modem to the WAN port if you have one. Connect
Computer 1 using either a wired LAN connection or a WLAN connection.
 Log into the router using your credentials. Check and see what the IP is; most routers default to
192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1.

 Make sure that DHCP is enabled. This router will be assigning IP addresses to your whole
network.

 Test your network connections and internet connection, and make sure that the physical
configuration of your network leaves room for one LAN port to be open on Router 1. Do not
connect any devices yet.

3.
3
Plug in Router 2 and connect Computer 1 to it's LAN. Log into it by dialing it's default IP in a
browser and type in the default administrative credentials so you can change some settings.
 You will not be using WAN on this router; no changes need to be made to WAN settings.

 Disable DHCP on this router. You are already using Router 1 to assign IP addresses.

 Configure the IP address for Router 2. It can be anything, but you should pick something easy
to remember like 192.168.0.2. The only requirement is that it does not share an IP with Router
1; they must have different IP addresses.

 If you are using wireless, configure Router 2's wireless settings to be identical to Router 1.
Match the SSID and pass key.

4.
4
Grab an Ethernet cable and connect the open LAN port on Router 1 to the first LAN port
on Router 2. Remember not to plug into the WAN port on Router 2.
5.
5
Restart Computer 1. Connect all other devices to your network and log your wireless
devices into the WLAN.
6.
6
Enjoy your expanded network! Remember that Router 1 is the one handling the

HOW TO SPEED UP INTERNET
CONNECTION – SMART BRO, PLDT,
DSL & GLOBE
UPDATED FEBRUARY 13, 2014 EMMAN LIJESTA
How to speed up Internet connection without using CMD or changing a modem/router, or Internet
Service Provider (ISP.) This tweak works great for Smart Bro (Canopy,) PLDT, DSL, Globe
(LTE/WiMax/Tattoo,) 3Gs & 4Gs Sun and the rest of the world’s Internet Service Providers.
Compatible for Windows XP, 7 Ultimate, 8, and all other Windows versions.
How effective are the results after applying the settings? The images below shows the before and
after results after testing the Internetconnection speed at DSLReports Speed Test. Remember: Do a
speed test before and after tweaking your Internet connection speed.
Slow Internet Connection Speed (Before)

Faster Internet Connection Speed (After)

Steps on How to Speed Up Internet Connection
1) Change your preferred DNS with Google’s free public DNS. Set your Local/Wireless
Network Connection IPv4 Preferred and Secondary DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 respectively.
Alternatively, you can use DNS Benchmark to get the fastest DNS near your location. But, Google’s
free public DNS will suffice.


2) Only use the needed network protocols. Click Start button, then Control Panel. Choose Network
and Internet, then click Network and Sharing Center. Click Manage Wireless/Local Network, then
select the network adapter you are currently using. Click Adapter Properties on the menu above to
open the Network Connection Properties window. Check the following: Client for Microsoft Networks,
QoS Packet Scheduler, File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Networks, Internet Protocol Version 4
(TCP/IPv4,) and the Link-Layers protocols.

3) Update your Wireless Network Adapter. Click start and right click on Computer then choose
Properties. Click Device Manager and open Network Adapters. There you will see your wireless LAN
driver. Right click and then click Update Driver Software. Choose Search automatically for updated
driver software; this assures that your wireless adapter is up to date.

4) Download TCP Optimizer and run it as Administrator. Click the General Settings Tab, choose the
appropriate network adapter, choose settings:optimal, then click the Apply Changes button. That’s
all you need to do to tweak your MTU, RWin, etc. Restart your computer after applying the settings.
5) Use
the fastest web browser like Google’s Chrome. If you already installed it, you can update it by clicking
the Chrome button and selecting “About Google Chrome.” This will automatically update your
Chrome’s version to the latest one. Or, just type chrome://chrome/ in the URL box to open the About
page.
6) Download CCleaner and run it to optimize your computer; it’s a great freeware that helps in
speeding up the overall performance of your PC or Laptop. The speed of your computer also helps
in boosting the overall performance of your Internet connection.
7) Uninstall unnecessary add-ons, extensions, and plug-ins installed in Chrome. Also, close
unneeded Tabs to lessen Chrome’s memory usage.
8) Disable bandwidth limit cap and gain additional 20% system process speed. Windows reserves
20% of this for Windows Updateand other tasks, which is usually rarely needed. Download this
Registry file Disable-Bandwidth-Limit.Reg and execute. Or, you can simply copy the code below,
paste it and save it as *.reg in a notepad or something.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\Psched]
"NonBestEffortLimit"=dword:00000000
9) Use the maximum capacity of your Wireless Network Adapter. TypePower Options in the Windows
search box and run it, or click the battery power icon usually found at the lower right of your screen,
which is near the Time and Date, then click More Power Options. Select the High Performance option
and then click Change Plan Settings. Look for Change Advanced Power Settings and click it. Go toWireless
Adapter Settings, then Power Saving Mode, and then selectMaximum Performance for both On-Battery
and Plugged-In. Click OK to confirm the new settings.

10) You already have uninstalled the unneeded Chrome Extensions. But, this Extension is a must
have to prevent the Chrome browser from memory hugging your system. System memory overload
reduces overall performance. The Great Suspender, a Chrome plugin, reduces memory usage by
suspending idle browser tabs either automatically after a specified time, or manually.
11) Even if you are using a single web browser tab, it still stacks up memory; not one web browser
ever perfected memory management. This will significantly reduces overall system performance.
Fortunately, we have All Browser Memory Zip and Google Chrome Memory Zip, which you can
download at this site. Use one of them to properly memory manage most web browsers.
13) If you are accessing Wi-Fi through your wireless router, check if your Wi-Fi’s channel is not
overlapping with other channels within your area or neighborhood. Overlapping channels reduces
Wi-Fi throughput and signal strength. Download this freewareinSSIDer from MetaGeek; this program
scans all available Wi-Fi signals from wireless routers within your vicinity and compares it with yours;
it shows a signal strength score and what other networks overlaps with your channel. With these
information, reconfigure your Wi-Fi router with a new channel that has no or with minimal network
overlaps. The video below will show you how.
12) Restart your computer for all changes to take effects.
13) If you are still experiencing a very slow Internet connection speed, then, upgrading to a new
connection package from your Internet Service Provider (ISP) would be great.
That’s all you need to do on how to speedup your online experience. Enjoy your new Internet
connection speed.


One of my friend asking me if there is a Globe
Tattoo / Globe Broadband Hack to have a free
internetaccess without spending some money.
I heard it alot and read some news on the
other blogs as well as on the forum and I found
out that there is a Globe Tattoo Free Browsing.


Globe Broadband or Globe Tattoo is one of the
most commonly used by the people that
enables them have an access on the internet.
Some of the internet savvy called this hack as
Globe Tatto UFBT or (Unlimited Free Browsing
Technique).
I have already done this afew year ago and I
am really fun of it. I really like it because I surt
around the net for free 24 hours without paying
a bill. Instead I pay it for the bill I spend it and
buys some stuffs that I like. Now, Globe is
making their way to prevent such this kind of
issue and for sure they know it all ready.



The best way to hack the Globe Tattoo / Globe
Broadband is to download a software for free
internetsurfing or browsing, just simply
download Opera Mini for your desktop
computer. The software is available on the
cyberspace and it is FREE.


Another way is by using some Free IP Address.
I have found some Free IP address on the
forums and I listed some of it here.


Free IP Address for Globe Tattoo / Globe
Broadband Free Internet Browsing
• 125.5.112.167
• 156.154.81.65
• 203.177.57.231
• 203.177.57.225
• 125.112.5.173
What is “Write Protection”?
Nowadays, many storage devices, such as flash drive,
USB drive, pen drive, SD card, CF card, memory stick, are adopted the write protection function that can
protect your drive or memory card data from any unexpected change (such as copying, pasting, deleting
or cutting), except reading. So, at this point, it is a good property.
However, oppositely, as you have to copy, transfer or write any data, it naturally becomes an obstacle of
farther operation, especially for some computer beginner. Therefore, today, we will talk about how to
remove write protection for you.
The situations of different users:
Situation1. How can I remove the write protection on my USB flash drive?
Situation2. As I attempt to copy some photos from the external hard drive to computer, I receive an error
message saying: “This Disk is write-protected. Remove the write protection or use another disk…” How
could I remove it?
Situation3. I cannot format my SD card since it is write-protected. What should I do to disable it?
How to Remove Write Protection from a Drive or Memory Card?
<1>. Remove it by sliding the switch on the one side of a drive or memory card.
You could firstly check whether there is a switch on the one side of the drive or
memory card, the switch that can generally close or open the write protection function.
Fortunately, if you find such a thoughtful switch, you could freely slide it to lock or unlock the write
protection.
However, if you don’t find such a switch, don’t worry!
Read the next way.
<2>. Remove it by plunging the drive or memory card to a computer.
Unluckily, if there is no such a switch or the switch is gone, you also could try to remove the write
protection by yourself.
1. Plunge the drive or memory card to a computer. (Of course, you should use a card Reader to connect
your memory card.)
2. Click “Start” on the taskbar to open “Run” and type in “regedit”.
3. Hit “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE” to expand “System”.
4. Find “Current Control Set” in “System” list to click “Control”.
5. Check whether there is a key named “Storage Device Policies” to change the digit in the “DWORD value”
box into “0″ and press “OK”.
But, if you cannot find the key named “Storage Device Policies”, you are supposed to create a one: right
click “Control” to create a new key and name it as “Storage Device Policies”=> right click this new key to
highlight “DWORD Value” and name it as “write protect”=> Double click this “write protect” box to change
the number.
<3>. Remove it by trying some special software.
There are many related special software out there. You should make your decision carefully.

“Read-only” & “Write Protection”
As to a “read only” drive or memory card, “read only” is absolutely another description for people to deliver
the same meaning of “write protection”, especially for some computer beginner.
Therefore, in this situation, we could cope with the “read only” problem in the same way as the “write
protection” problem.
However, as to a “read only” file or folder on your drive or memory card, the “read only” is quite different
from “write protection” in some degree. It is only one of the file or folder attributes, not the whole drive or
memory card attributes. Namely, we still could do some changes to the rest files or folders on our drive or
memory card after part of files or folders become “read only”. However, we cannot do it to the write
protected drive or memory card. That’s the difference.
Therefore, in this case, we could simply remove the “read only” like this:
Right click the file or folder to hit “Properties” and remove the sign in front of “Read only” attributes in
“Properties” box.

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