- Oct 5, 2018
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Hi there,
I have to provide internet connection to three offices which are far away from each other. The scheme adopted was to take a single cable from the main ADSL+ router and take to first office (Offiice-1). A TP-Link router in Office-1 is then used to provide connection to Office-1, Office-2 and Office-3 (Office-2 and Office-3 are at almost same distance, but in different direction). Cable used is Cat5.
The problem is when PC is connected directly to cable coming from ADSL+ router, internet works fine. But when the same cable from ADSL+ router is plugged in the WAN port of TP-Link router, the WAN connection LED turns on for brief duration, then goes off for almost same duration, then again turns on. This cycle is continuously repeated.
Please tell where is the problem and how to rectify it.
P.S: Both straight wire scheme and cross-over wiring schemes have been used with no effect.
I have to provide internet connection to three offices which are far away from each other. The scheme adopted was to take a single cable from the main ADSL+ router and take to first office (Offiice-1). A TP-Link router in Office-1 is then used to provide connection to Office-1, Office-2 and Office-3 (Office-2 and Office-3 are at almost same distance, but in different direction). Cable used is Cat5.
The problem is when PC is connected directly to cable coming from ADSL+ router, internet works fine. But when the same cable from ADSL+ router is plugged in the WAN port of TP-Link router, the WAN connection LED turns on for brief duration, then goes off for almost same duration, then again turns on. This cycle is continuously repeated.
Please tell where is the problem and how to rectify it.
P.S: Both straight wire scheme and cross-over wiring schemes have been used with no effect.
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