Connecting A Netgear Router To Another Router

connect a NETGEAR router to the TP-Link router.

If you want to connecting a Netgear router to another router first, you need to identify your TP-Link router’s Wireless Network Name and password.
To do it, connect your computer to the TP-Link router over a wireless or wired network.
Now, find your TP-Link router’s IP address using the CMD window.
Open the Command Prompt window.
Type the ipconfig command. Tap the Enter button.
Your TP-Link router’s IP address will be displayed beside Default Gateway.
Now, open the Google Chrome or Safari web browser.
Type your TP-Link router’s IP address in the search field.
Enter your router’s credentials in the given fields to sign in.
Click the Wireless 2.4GHz tab followed by Wireless Security.
Note down the network’s name and password.
Log out of the TP-Link router’s web access page.
Now, connect your NETGEAR router to the computer using an Ethernet cable.

Connect your computer to the NETGEAR router’s network.
Type the NETGEAR router’s IP address in your web browser’s search field.
Tap the Enter button. Go to the Wireless tab.
In the Name or SSID field, type the TP-Link router’s name.
Similarly, in the Password field, type the TP-Link router’s security key. Make sure to enter the network name and password correctly.
Now, go to your NETGEAR router’s Advanced tab.
Expand the WPS Wizard tab. Click on the Advanced Setup sub-tab followed by the Wireless Access Point command line.
Click the checkbox beside the Enable Access Point mode option.
Scroll down the screen. Verify the installed information.
Click the Apply button. Now, turn off both the routers.
Get an Ethernet cable and connect the TP-Link router to the NETGEAR router using it.

That’s it! Turn on both the routers and start accessing the network from anywhere within the router’s range after connecting a Netgear router to another router.