![]() ![]() ![]() One problem was that most guides I found tended to talk a lot of nonsense between the lines, which was confusing, or they included steps that weren’t needed, which didn’t help at all. The only reason for this post is that I have an old D-Link DI-524 router, that I needed an extra switch for my home network, and that I finally figured out how to make this work. ![]() The DI-524 has been reassigned to an offline cupboard position for retired workhorses, which means I won’t be able to try new things with it, but I’ll keep this article up in the hopes that others will still find it helpful. Update 18-April-2020: My DI-524 has not been in use for some years now, as I’ve rearranged my cabled network setup, and my current main wi-fi router gives way better signal coverage than my previous one. You may click on the images to open them in full size in a new window or tab. Update 17-April-2015: Screenshots from the D-Link DI-524 setup (see red markings in directions, and actual shots below). Update 21-June-2014: Add an IP address to the router to enable further configuration (see green text and box below) Wikipedia uses this image as an example of an early wireless router. ![]()
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