BT voyager routers

with ever increasing hardware needing adsl access, wanted to know if
it would be possible to use 2 voyagers. 1 in boys room with
connections & the 4th going to the other voyager which inturn has 3
other pc's and the broadband connection.

So basically using one voyager as a switch(not using the modem) to
connect to voyager 1 which is the broadband connection(modem)



Mikey

On 13 Mar 2007 02:19:59 -0700, "Mikey" <(E-Mail Removed)> mused:

>with ever increasing hardware needing adsl access, wanted to know if
>it would be possible to use 2 voyagers. 1 in boys room with
>connections & the 4th going to the other voyager which inturn has 3
>other pc's and the broadband connection.
>
>So basically using one voyager as a switch(not using the modem) to
>connect to voyager 1 which is the broadband connection(modem)

You could, but you'd have to make sure there was only 1 DHCP server
active.

FWIW, I wouldn't, not when a 10\100 switch can be had for under a
tenner.
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Regards,
Stuart.