Ask Tech Expert Jennifer Jolly A Question!

Tech expert Jennifer Jolly is joining me soon on Mondays with Marlo. Ask her anything you'd like to know about:

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At the intersection of high technology and real life, Jennifer Jolly is an Emmy award-winning Tech Lifestyle Editor for Tecca.com, the largest female-focused tech news website in the world (10 million+). She's also a nationally syndicated columnist and the host of Tech's Appeal, a new digital-parenting, smart-lifestyle, high tech-lifeline for real people (non tech-geeks). Jennifer has nearly 20 years of experience in journalism and broadcasting, and has become a frequent guest contributor for the CBS Early Show, Dr. Oz, The Talk, Rachel Ray, ABC News, The Daily Buzz, CNN and many other national and regional TV, radio and print outlets.

Jenn's mission is to make modern technology simple, accessible, and fun to the very people who need it and use it the most. Prior to her position with Tecca, she was the Tech/Social Media Contributor for ABC's 7Live, an hour-long, daily TV news magazine show on KGO in San Francisco.

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Comments

[waldopepper]

02:03 AM on 02/07/2012

I need to bridge two routers to each other (wirelessly) --- then connect devices to the either router wirelessly and have them all on the same subnet. I need this possible at G speeds.

I tried to apply open source firmware DD-WRT to achieve this to a TP-LINK wireless router model number TL-WR741ND. But for whatever reason while the TP-LINK can see the primary router in a site survey DHCP requests are not being passed from Router 1 to the Router 2 (the TP-Link device).

Any ideas on how to fix my setup? Or an alternate off the shelf solution (a router that can not only wirelessly bridge but also assign IP addresses to wireless clients at N speeds)?

[waldopepper]

03:46 AM on 02/10/2012

Nuthin? Rats.