Just to query, how does that work, please ? Did you mean that you put extra WAP on different subnet truly? e.g. connected router on 192.168.1.1 and your extra WAP on 192.168.0.1 , both with subnet 255.255.255.0? Because if they are on different subnet, how will the second WAP communicate DHCP requests to router ? If you specify DHCP to be 192.168.1.1 on the extra WAP, what does that mean will happen. Can you please elaborate, because I think a lot of people would benefit from understanding what you did to get the secondary WAP working and connecting wireless connections to internet ! ? Well I tried a few things including putting  VR1600V secondary WAP on other subnet. As flagged, that did not work. However when I messed around , I did set Internet Connection Type to DynamicIP and MTU size to same as primary router. It was at default of 1500 on VR1600V, I reduced it to 1480. The MTU may be  irrelevant. You know what it is like, you madly chage things late at night and are not sure what worked. :-). I also had setup static IP on VR1600v outside of 1st DHCP list, and set up wireless security as previous posters. TP Link VR1600v set up as 2nd WAP ... View more