The Double NAT.
It's on the web so I'll keep it short. If you have 2 routers in the usual LAN to WAN connection, things may not work.
If you "Use Router as a WAP" then it should be fine with the LAN to LAN setup.
Some want to get a sore head trying the LAN to WAN which I can't support.
Bob
Encountered a bit of a problem.
I have just signed up for BT TV. All Ok except that I cannot access a number of channels supplied through my broadband. Through trial and elimination I have established that the issue is my router (a ASUS RT-AC68U). I found a post on a BT forum which describes a different ASUS model setup, but setting my configuration the same makes no difference.
If I setup my BT Home Hub 3 the channels work fine.
The reason I have the ASUS, among others, is that the Wi-Fi on the Home Hub doesn't work properly. BT agree the WiFi isn't working but won't replace it (Ethernet connection works fine).
I like all the features of the ASUS and am really happy with the strength of the Wi-Fi, so I wondered if I could setup the two routers in "tandem"?
I have BT Infinity.
I have seen articles that suggest this can work but wondered if someone could give me instructions as how to do it please?
I presume that I connect the Home Hub to the BT\Open Reach cable modem. I disable the Home Hub Wi-Fi and connect the two routers together using an Ethernet cable. I would connect my BT TV setup via an Ethernet cable to the Home Hub, with everything else running off the ASUS?
What configuration\settings would I have for each router?
Is there anything else I need to do?
Thanks

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