something. What I am envisioning is that your primary router is the one that's wired and you're wanting to use the wireless router as a WAP (wireless access point) You would be plugging one of the LAN ports of the wired router into a LAN port of the wireless in order to do this. While it is possible to use the DHCP function in both if the ranges were appropriately adjusted, it's better to disable DHCP in one of them so you'd disable DHCP in the wireless router. I'll also presume the addresses you gave are manufacturer defaults. You cannot have both of these on the same network and access their web interfaces. You end up with network conflicts. You could only access the web interface of the router that was enabled first. This is why I suggested disconnecting one and changing it to another address. In that way, you could access the settings of both by using the appropriate address but you would do this one at a time. Am I correct in that which I presume you want to accomplish?
Hi
I am Joseph From India
I know nothing about computers
I have a digisol DG-BG1000 ADSL ethernet broadband router which is connected to my computer(local) and it works fine (ip 192.168.1.1) I have another router(wifi) so I can access my mob and laptop the router is iball baton 150M wireless-N broadband router it also works fine (same ip 192.168.1.1) I can't access the iball settings page I can access the digisol page only I contacted my isp (bsnl) they said it wasn't their duty
I then contacted the provider of the two routers who came and worked but still didn't figure out the same ip issue
Now I have to take the issues on my own hand I need a solution fast
Please help me
ASAP

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