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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Access Points / Extenders => DAP-1720 => Topic started by: rediranch on July 26, 2019, 07:24:36 PM
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Hi,
I've hooked up my DAP-1720 as a wireless extender successfully, and I have successfully plugged in a wired printer to the DAP1720 ethernet port and connected to it.
However, I would like to connect a router to the DAP1720 ethernet port and then have 3 more ethernet ports I can plug into, through the router, through the DAP-1720.
I have set the router to plug into the DAP-1720 as a static IP, but I cannot connect to it once it's plugged into the DAP-1720.
DAP-1720
HW version A1
F/W version 1.01
Region 1 (USA)
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Any progress on this?
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No, haven’t figured it out yet, or if it’s even possible
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Ya not sure if a router can be connected. You might try connecting a LAN Gb switch to the port. I presume if the printer works on the LAN port of the DAP, adding a LAN switch may work.
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Are you using a secondary router or the main router? You would need to get a switch to add more ports to the DAP-1720. You can use a second router but you would need to disable DHCP and put a static IP on the router.
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I was trying to connect a secondary router. I believe I had disabled DHCP and made it static, but I can try again to double check.
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Something like this may work for that router:
Turning a router into an AP. (http://forums.dlink.com/index.php?topic=40856.0)
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Make sure you are only using the LAN ports, not the WAN / Internet port.