HELP !!! Wierd issue with home network

[whatcanthisbe]

Here goes

I have a home network setup and share my airtel connection
the setup is as follows
I have cat cable running in the house and it has a break in once place which is crimped (Stripe solid, Orange blue green & brown) and connected via a regular connector


I need 2 wireless router coz just one does not provide me enough wireless coverage in the house.




The initial setup was
Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 A--- connector -- cat 5 B----- Desktop


This used to work about 2 mths ago now that my bro got a lappy with wireless i need the connection to work in his room


so the setup now is as follows

Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 A--- connector -- cat 5 B----- Netgear Wireless router 2.

This setup Does not work
Here are the setups i have tried

Step A
Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 A--- Netgear Wireless router 2.
This setup WORKS

Step B

Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 A--- connector -- 50 fool cat 5----- Netgear Wireless router 2.
This setup WORKS


Step C

Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 B-------------Netgear Wireless router 2.
This setup WORKS

Step D

Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 B---connector -----50 FT Lan Cable--------Netgear Wireless router 2.
This setup WORKS

HELP PLEASE
as far as i can see i have done everything possible but am drawing blanks

[abhinav.gupta88]

I would recommend you do 1 thing
Tell them to install a parallel broadband line in the other room also
The in one room connect the modem then the router and do the same in the other room

This is how i have done it.

[whatcanthisbe]

Originally Posted by abhinav.gupta88

I would recommend you do 1 thing
Tell them to install a parallel broadband line in the other room also
The in one room connect the modem then the router and do the same in the other room

This is how i have done it.

How much do they charge for it ?

[SumitB]

Whatcanthisbe, from what I understand, you have a ADSL connection and you want it to be used with 2 wireless routers? If this is the case, can you please post the make and model of your ADSL modem and the make and model of your Netgear Wireless routers? It will make it easy for me to give you detailed configuration.

[vikram_d]

Do you have netgear routers or access points?

[whatcanthisbe]

Originally Posted by SumitB

Whatcanthisbe, from what I understand, you have a ADSL connection and you want it to be used with 2 wireless routers? If this is the case, can you please post the make and model of your ADSL modem and the make and model of your Netgear Wireless routers? It will make it easy for me to give you detailed configuration.

Originally Posted by vikram_d

Do you have netgear routers or access points?

Netgear Routers WRG614 v7- WIFI Routers
Beteel 220BX - ADSL

[abhinav.gupta88]

They Dont Charge For Wiring Afaik. Otherwise Not More Than 200 Bucks

[vikram_d]

Does the beetel have a dhcp server?

[jkdas]

Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 A--- connector -- cat 5 B----- Netgear Wireless router 2.

This setup Does not work
Here are the setups i have tried

Step A
Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 A--- Netgear Wireless router 2.
This setup WORKS

Step B

Airtel router --- (via wired connection) Netgear Wireless router 1----cat 5 A--- connector -- 50 fool cat 5----- Netgear Wireless router 2.
This setup WORKS

A,B,C

A & C are similar. Whats the distance now? c is 50 Feet ..which is 50/3 meters...

[whatcanthisbe]

Originally Posted by jkdas

A,B,C

A & C are similar. Whats the distance now? c is 50 Feet ..which is 50/3 meters...

A & C may seem similar But
In A i am testing CAT5 A
in C Cat5 B

[DerAlte]

@whatcanthisbe, your description is a bit confusing:
1. There does not seem to be any difference between your "Steps", other than the cables used. The cables per se don't have anything to contribute to the problem - unless they are faulty
2. You have said "This setup WORKS" against each one of them!

Unless your house is like the Bhool bhulaiya of Bada Imambara in Lucknow, only one WiFi access point / router will suffice. Signal does get attenuated if going through walls and concrete slabs, but unless there are more than 3 walls/slabs in between, the laptop card will be able to work with the signal. The location of the unit is crucial.

[normally_crazy]

From your modem, take a cable to WIFI-1 router and assign an IP. Then setup WIFI-2 router to connect to WIFI-1 - no cables. (wireless remember)

You are set