in my office we are using 2 Wifi Routers in a same network and Routers have, same IP address. eig: Router A-192.168.1.1 & Router B-192.168.1.1, in same network. its working but same time its not working.
* 2 Routers in same IP and same Network we can use ?
* IP need to change ?
* or same IP will work Hardware issue only ?
What Happens if I Used 2 to 4 more wireless routers acting as Main Routers in my network? that their DHCP are enabled? would it cause connection Disturbance? I Have 4 Cisco Linksys E300 all of thier DHCP are enabled..so they have 192.168.2.1,192. 168. 3.1, 192.168.4.1, 192.168.5.1
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The info
LocationA LocationB
RV016 RV082
WAN1 ADSL modem WAN1 ADSL Modem
WAN2 DedicatedIP modem WAN2 Free
WAN3..7 free
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We need LAN-B endpoints to be able to reach servers on location A and viceversa.
We pre configured two point to point radios for the tower people to install. (we could change this configs)
Topology (crude sketch)[URL]
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