Recent content by jeisma

uuhhmm.. if i understand it correctly, that would appear like this: device 1..n --> router 2 --> router 1 --> cable modem --> ISP -- > internet so all data would still pass thru router 1? my goal was to balance the load between the 2 routers. i imagine, i'd have 2 SSIDs. 2 networks.

ouch. from the responses, i see it's quite a work. someone raised the topic about IP address. why would that matter? my ISP sees me thru the cable modem? don't they? so i get only one IP. if i can manage to connect routers that broadcast's private address it don't matter to them (ISP). does...

thank you for the reply. my wireless devices are slow (like youtube buffering, etc) at times, i kind of think the wifi router is the bottleneck. there is one device that is wired to the router and it's not experiencing those slow downs. so i thought, since i have another wifi router, i can...

Hi, Have a modem (that connects to my ISP's network) with 1 port that's currently connected to a wifi router. I'm thinking of purchasing a switch that I can connect to the modem, and have at least 2 routers connect to the switch, hoping to have 2 networks. Before I go out buying, am I correct...

Hi! I'm in very early stages of OOP. Coming from a procedural programming, I'm starting to see the change in mindset when designing my application. My first project: Convert numbers, date, time values in different languages. Language is not known until run time. This is how I designed my...