- Change the default gateway of the router to
192.168.1.1
and subnet mask255.255.255.0
- Take note of the Wireless SSID (Name of the WiFi), password and encryption mode (eg. WPA2/Personal TKIP/AES)
- Navigate to Basic Settings > Network
- Go to the category LAN and edit the values. Set the IP address to
192.168.1.2
, subnet mask255.255.255.0
and disable DHCP - Right beneath the LAN settings, input
192.168.1.1
as the Default Gateway and DNS - Go to Wireless category. Change the Wireless mode to
Wireless Ethernet Bridge
- Input the WiFi SSID and password of the primary router. Configure the correct wireless network and encryption mode the same values you have in the primary router. Hit Save
- Navigate to Advanced Settings > Routing
- Go to the Miscellaneous category. Make sure the mode is set to Gateway, RIPv1 & V2 disabled and DHCP routes is checked. Save. The DHCP routes is important as it is the way to send all DHCP requests to the primary router (DHCP server)
- Navigate to Advanced Settings > Firewall
- Go to category NAT and set the NAT loopback to Forwarded Only. Checked Enable SYN cookies. Save. (NAT Loopback: This setting is crucial as you may experience connection problems/unstable router when it is set to All.)
Guide adapted from this article