Connection of routers in one Wi-Fi network

Hello.

Could you please advise how to correctly implement the following type of LAN connection.

I have a router of the provider, which, at the moment, distributes the Internet via wi-fi. I would like to connect two more routers (ISP router -> router 1 -> router 2) to the network using twisted pair, so that all three routers give out Internet via Wi-Fi under one name (one Wi-Fi network for three routers with a single name and password), as well as to be able to give out Internet via LAN ports of router 1 and router 2. As far as I understand from your articles, the connection type “Access Point” in this form will not pass. Please suggest a way to solve this problem.

Thank you.

Response:

Hello. The task is clear.

The best way is, of course, to connect the routers by cable, exactly in the “Access Point” mode. Then we will have a stable connection, without loss in speed. But, you need one Wi-Fi network. And in access point mode, each router will create its own network.

But there is a solution to this. Try to set the same network name (SSID) and password on all three routers. I checked, this scheme worked for me. However, for two routers.

And the second way, connect the routers via wi-fi, in repeater mode. You didn’t write what models of routers you have.

I recently wrote an article about wi-fi networking with two (several) routers, if you haven’t seen it yet, take a look.