I've picked up a THG3000 router, which I want to use BEHIND my existing router.
Router A for example has 192.168.1.1 as its internal ip, with a dhcp range 2-10
It is connected to the internet directly.
I want to connect Router B such that it picks up a WAN ip from the dhcp pool from Router A, and then has its own internal LAN IP of say 192.168.2.1 with its own DHCP range of 192.168.2.2-10
Is this possible with the THG3000 running as router B? I tried to connect a cable between LAN port on Router A to WAN port on router B, but the THG3000 interface couldn't figure out that it had a connection to the internet - but the port was showing as active - so it knew there was a connection.
The aim for this setup in case anyone will ask why is that I want to separate the kids devices directly to router A and then have a second network for my devices. Happy for my devices to connect to devices on kids network, but dont want kids devices connecting to my devices.
I understand the double Nat problem etc, but this doesn't concern me as I don't do any port forwarding in my use.
