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Hi Moidcher, Not being familiar with the web interface of this router: You'll have to find where to set a subnet reservation, out of the DCHP pool range. Leaving plenty for DCHP to start with. If the default is say 192.168.1.1, the assign a pool to 192.168.1.100-254 ; this way you have ~98 static IP addresses, and ~156 for the DHCP, you could set it where you wish. Though, it appears as if this router may handle the specific reservations setting itself. As pictured below. For the second router, you could turn off DHCP, assign the second router a static IP within the range of of lose DHCP addresses on the first router (that is if you intend on accessing the second router itself for any reason after initial configuration) Otherwise, on the second router the more simply way would be to leave DHCP on the WAN set, and turn off the internal DHCP itself, and allow the first router to manage everything. On the second router, plug the cat5 into theWAN LAN, and connect this to a LAN port on the first router. Here is the manual itself: http://www.dlink.com/-/media/Consumer_Products/DIR/DIR%20850L/Manual/DIR850LA1manual041913v10US.pdf

Hello Farhad, You can view your test results here: https://testmy.net/quickstats/Farhad%20Lahijhonie From there you can share results : Just click 'share' then chose which way you would like to share them: This will open a dialog with the code to copy, and paste wherever you wish: I chose 'Copy 4 Forums' : Then highlight or copy the code, and paste it into the forum of your choice.

And mudmanc4, I just checked and there is no cap on my TW account. Chat just confirmed that downloads and uploads with my plan were "unlimited." But thank you for the concern! Best, drddml

Sure... but check this out first. Go to My Results and then change the "Days" in the top right. Filter them out instead of deleting them. Also, looking at your results... you're testing WAY too often. You're wasting your bandwidth by doing that... and mine. 5 minute intervals are even too often in my opinion. Don't think of this tool as a consistent monitor... if you do it that way you're sending and receiving a steady stream of information. This will degrade the performance whenever the test is running. https://testmy.net/stats/?&t=u&d=01232016&x=5&l=250&q=drdml Once every 10-15 seconds! Jiminy Cricket! In just the past 24 hours you've run over 8GB of tests. On a 50 Mbps connection that is extremely unnecessary... it also shows that you're loading the test in a way that violates the terms of use. (E.3) Users of TMN shall not deploy automated scripts of any kind. Use of automated scripts outside of what is offered by TMN or without express permission of TMN will result in the request being blocked or the client IP being banned permanently. No worries, just a friendly reminder. Once every 5 minutes will give you a very useful amount of information without overdoing it. Just use the auto test instead.