A network question
November 30th, 2013
That setup doesn’t make any sense,A switch only passes the connection as-is and is normally used along with a router to extend the capability when all the Ethernet ports are taken,You shouldn’t use it directly with a cable modem,And why would you need 2 routers anyway? What are you trying to achieve?
Yes. Easily. However it depends on the type of NAT your routers support. You could even disable NAT. After configuring NAT you’ll need to configure some routes. We need more detail like:
1) Detailed hardware information you have
2) Detailed info on the subnets/IP addressing
That setup doesn't make any sense,A switch only passes the connection as-is and is normally used along with a router to extend the capability when all the Ethernet ports are taken,You shouldn't use it directly with a cable modem,And why would you need 2 routers anyway? What are you trying to achieve?
It makes perfect sense. Just not a lot of it if used at home. lol
Usually you just buy a router and connect everything to it, you don’t really need a complicated setup unless your a business and need some sort of server link to share internet.