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Saturday, February 7th, 2026 1:08 AM

Multiple Router Learning

Hello, as a hobby I like to learn what I can with various tech out there, my current project is learning how to connect 2 tp-link routers essentially in two different locations. Currently I can only have one connected to the modem to receive a public ip address. I was wondering if it is possible to have a second one connected with a separate public ip address to work on this. Having one connected to the other so far is causing loop back issues and hoping to have use of a second public iPhone address to prevent the loop back. Any and all information is greatly appreciated.

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24 days ago

They have phased out providing additional dynamic public IP addreses on residential service. They are only doing it on their Business Class Service now.

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22 days ago

Hello @user_sa14vh As our Forums expert @EG stated this is not an option available with our residential services. 

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So my only option would be to add comcast business in addition to my current internet service?

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user_sa14vh this is correct because the only way to get a Static IP or multiple IPs is with Comcast Business service. You would also need a Comcast Business modem to get a static IP. 

 

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