There's that and I see you connected the router as a WAP. The old way (see google about "router as a WAP") had us connect LAN to LAN port on first router to second router (as a WAP.)
WHY IT MENTION THIS is some new routers let us use the WAN port in such a configuration giving back the extra LAN port. I'm going to hunt down a manual next. REMEMBER folk, if you want this to go faster, supply links to the product manual so we read from the same book.
Since DHCP is not known I'd look into that.
Before I get into the manual I'll assume the Asus router is on Firmware Version 3.0.0.4.380.8228 .
The manual I'll use here is at http://dlcdnet.asus.com/pub/ASUS/wireless/RT-ACRH13/E11649_RT_ACRH13_Manual.pdf
1. Access Point Mode was woefully under documented. For this round I'm going to write that if it fails, let's go back to old school router as a WAP setups. Which is.
2. Put the router back to it's default config.
3. Set the IP of the router to as you wish as some IP inside your LAN space and don't connect it to your LAN yet.
4. Disable DHCP. See page 56.
5. Save if the router requires that step, reboot and remember the Asus router's IP for later. Connect the Asus with the usual LAN to LAN cable.
That should work.
My internet access is through Verizon Fios. It's their "quantum" router which unfortunately only provides weak wlan coverage to part of my house. I am therefore wish to use a spare Asus RT-ACRH13 router as an access point to broaden the wlan reach but I'm having trouble getting it to work correctly.
- I know the Fios router's ip info via ipconfig.
- I reset the Asus router.
- connected the ASUS routerto my laptop via network cable
- I configured the Asus RT-ACRH13 as "Access point" mode
- I set the Asus router's ip address to an unused IP within the Fios Router IP range
- Not sure if I turned off the Asus DHCP because I do not know where to do that.
- SSID is a different name on each router
- password is the same for both ssids
- Disconnected Asus from laptop
- Connected the Asus RT-ACRH13 to the Fios router by network cable (Lan port to Lan) port.
Problem: When I enter the new Asus ip address in a browser it cannot connect.
What to do?
And now I can no longer access the settings page of the Asus router to try using same ssids. When I cable connect the Asus to my laptop, the laptop will connect to it but I cannot access its settings page by entering its old or new ip address in a browser.

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