Use Your Own Router! | Bridged Mode

This video will show you the very basics of setting up a dual router network. Basically, this will allow you to bypass your current router from your service provider, and let you setup a secondary router of your choosing. This is very helpful when replacing the original router is either too expensive or simply not an option. Enjoy!
00:00 Why Dual Routers?
00:30 Bridge Mode
01:17 Setup Second Router
01:44 Basic Configs
02:25 DD-WRT Overview
03:06 Outro

[@tirolekubu8578]

Great, simple. Thank you.

[@tomfisher1499]

Omggg just the one i needed thx sm

[@tomfisher1499]

i just tested this today and it does not work, until i realized the its cus my router 2 is also a modem- a old one- which means it does not have Ethernet port, so if anyone reading this just remember 2 in 1 modem dont really work, and thanks for ur video at 1:26 i find out why :D
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[@eriksunde7436]

In your guide to installing quad core on the w500 you replaced the bios chip with a heat gun & some flux paste. What temperature was your heat gun set to?

[@DeviceCastingCouchTechPodcast]

If I remember correctly I was set to 425. You can always start lower and work your way up

[@mr.canvas4154]

You saved me! The device i got from my ISP is a 5G Gateway. I have my suspicions that they locked out the port forwarding features and i do not trust Huawei's devices...

[@smair9900]

thankfully you censored your LOCAL IP ADDRESS SO NO HACKERS WILL HACK YOU THROUGH YOUR LOCAL IP ADDRESS BECAUSE THAT IS DEFINITELY POSSIBLE

[@Criptooooo]

what if I dont see the bridge mode on router?

[@DeviceCastingCouchTechPodcast]

I would suggest looking up your specific router to see where the option is, or if it's capable.

[@Criptooooo]

@@DeviceCastingCouchTechPodcast got a new router from isp its wifi6 so I just use that one

[@BlueLakeWebDesign]

Not possible with T-mobile??

[@DeviceCastingCouchTechPodcast]

From what I've seen, the vast majority of routers/access points from T-mobile don't support bridge mode at the customer level. However, I'd contact their support line to make sure, as some models and plans do have work arounds.

[@BlueLakeWebDesign]

@@DeviceCastingCouchTechPodcast Thanks for the response! I'll give em' a call

[@Looey.]

I’d let Ryan reroute my router, if you know what I mean