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'''Configuration scheme''':

'''Configuration scheme''':

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The scheme depicts two RUTxxx routers - RUT1 and RUT2. RUT1 has access to the Internet through an undefined type of WAN (it can be any). RUT2 acts as a WiFi Station (STA) and gains access to the Internet via RUT1's WiFi Access Point (AP) (SSID: RUT_WiFi). RUT2's DHCP Server is disabled. This is done so that the end devices connected to RUT2 get IP addresses from RUT1's DHCP Server with the help of Relayd.

The scheme depicts two RUTxxx routers - RUT1 and RUT2. RUT1 has access to the Internet through an undefined type of WAN (it can be any). RUT2 acts as a WiFi Station (STA) and gains access to the Internet via RUT1's WiFi Access Point (AP) (SSID: RUT_WiFi). RUT2's DHCP Server is disabled. This is done so that the end devices connected to RUT2 get IP addresses from RUT1's DHCP Server with the help of Relayd.

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You can visit the '''[[Wireless#Wireless_Station|Wireless Station]]''' chapter of the user manual for additional information on WiFi WAN.

You can visit the '''Wireless Station''' chapter of the user manual for additional information on WiFi WAN.

====Relayd and DHCP Server====

====Relayd and DHCP Server====

The communication between RUT1 and the end devices in either network will work regardless of what RUT2's LAN IP address is.

The communication between RUT1 and the end devices in either network will work regardless of what RUT2's LAN IP address is.