Double Access Point Problem
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Double Access Point Problem
Hey guys!
I recently added a second access point to my home. I need to somehow hook the UMS back to my playstation 3.
Here is my current network
Internet/Modem
v
Router # 1 > PC
v
Router #2 > PS3
I want the PC and PS3 to communicate but of course due to the second router is causes problems. Any suggestions/Ideas?
I recently added a second access point to my home. I need to somehow hook the UMS back to my playstation 3.
Here is my current network
Internet/Modem
v
Router # 1 > PC
v
Router #2 > PS3
I want the PC and PS3 to communicate but of course due to the second router is causes problems. Any suggestions/Ideas?
Re: Double Access Point Problem
Why router instead of switch?
Only solution is to set one router to bridge mode so only one subnet exists. DLNA/UPnP is limited to one subnet only (by default multicast packets are not forwarded to other subnets)
Only solution is to set one router to bridge mode so only one subnet exists. DLNA/UPnP is limited to one subnet only (by default multicast packets are not forwarded to other subnets)