In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: While most wireless routers can be used as wireless access points (also known as range extenders), most retail routers cannot be used to create their own network inside of the primary router's network. In order to create a separate wireless network within the primary router's network, your secondary router must have "bridge" or "repeater" mode capabilities. Your router's documentation will let you know if it has bridge mode. You can also look your router's model up online. During the setup process, it will be easier if you have quick access to both routers, as well as the modem. You can place the routers in their permanent locations when you are done configuring them. Connect your main router to your modem via an Ethernet cable, then connect your computer to the router via a different Ethernet cable. If you're using a Mac, you most likely don't have an Ethernet port on your computer. You can buy an Ethernet to USB-C (also known as "Thunderbolt 3") adapter to fix this problem. On Windows computers which don't have Ethernet ports, you can buy an Ethernet to USB adapter. . Since this router will be handling the connection to the internet, set it up as if you were only using a single router. You can access most routers by entering the router's IP address in a web browser. Each router's settings will vary substantially from other models. If you can't find a certain setting or section on your router's page for the rest of this method, consult the router's manual or online documentation. for the secondary router. Connect the secondary router to your computer with an Ethernet cable and open the configuration page. You do not need to connect it to the modem. Find the "Internet" or "Wireless" setup page once you have logged in. Select "Bridge Mode" or "Repeater Mode" from the "Network Mode", "Wireless Mode" or "Connection Type" menu on the Wireless page. If there is no menu to select these options, then your router likely does not support bridging; however, you can still set it up with Ethernet. Enter in an IP address within the primary router's range. For example, if the primary router's IP address is 192.168.1.1, enter 192.168.1.50 or something else inside the DHCP range of the primary router. Ensure that the "Subnet mask" number for the second router is identical to the subnet mask for the primary router. This will help you know which router on the network you are connecting to. For example, you might have the primary labeled "Den" and the secondary labeled "LivingRoom". Ensure that the security for both routers is WPA2, and make sure that they both use the same password. Once you have the secondary router configured, you can place it where you want it to repeat the signal. In order to maintain a good connection, it should be placed in a location where it gets at least 50% signal strength from the primary router. Your second router will have the strongest signal when there is a direct line-of-sight between it and the main router.
Summary: Determine if your equipment is compatible. Place both routers near your computer. Perform the initial router setup. Configure your router Open the configuration page Enable Bridge Mode. Specify the secondary router's IP address. Enter a unique name for your second router. Place the secondary router.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Children, especially children five years old and under, are not always able to control their feelings or behaviours. Be prepared for misbehaving and meltdowns, and talk with the child's primary caregivers (for example, a parent) about what to avoid, what rules the children are accustomed to, and how you should enforce the rules when their usual caregivers are not there. It is important for children to have rules enforced consistently by everyone who takes care of them, including you. Find out what rules the child is expected to follow and how the parents would like you to handle breaking any rules. " Even if you might prefer to do things a little bit differently than a child's parents do, you should follow their rules anyway. Children need to hear consistent messages about what is expected of them, and they need to see consistent outcomes when they break the rules. Otherwise, they become confused and will actually misbehave more often. "Giving in" to a child's demands, including things like eating too much candy or not going to bed on time, can upset parents and confuse children. Children might seem to respond positively to your permissiveness in the beginning, but their behavior will go downhill quickly if you don't use good boundaries based on parents' guidelines. Boredom is a common cause of misbehavior, so if you are taking care of children for someone else, be sure to spend time with them doing something fun and interesting. Keep children busy and they are less likely to become unruly. If you can, find out in advance what the child enjoys doing. Arts and crafts projects, games, or playing with favorite toys can all be engaging activities for children. Hunger and tiredness can also be the root cause of unruly behavior. Make sure you have appropriate snacks and meals on hand, and that you know nap schedules for younger children. Children behave better when they have had enough to eat and go to bed on time. If a child misbehaves, it is very important for you to stay calm, then to bend down so that you are on the child's level. Tell the child calmly what is wrong with their behavior. Then tell the child what you would like them to do instead. Remember to use the rules and consequences you have discussed with the child's parent(s). Never raise your voice or hit a child. Never shake or hit a baby in any way. If the child is beyond being reasoned with, then distraction and comfort are your next options. Hugs, favorite toys, teddy bears, snacks, or new activities are all things that you can try to help the child feel better.
Summary: Be prepared by talking with the child's primary caregivers. Don't try to be a "parent. Keep children busy with engaging activities. Keep children from being hungry and tired. Stay calm and use positive discipline. Distract and comfort a child who is very upset.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: When someone at work smells bad, they usually don't know it. And if they don't know it, they likely don't know how to correct the problem. Offer helpful comments regarding the potential cause and possible suggestions for how to deal with the problem. For instance, you might say, "Perhaps you just need to wash your clothes more often. Or maybe you could try showering more frequently." If, after telling someone at work they smell bad, they do not take reasonable and appropriate steps to freshen up, you should report the issue to a workplace superior. With luck, they will have more success than you did in correcting the coworker's stench. If you're in a management position and the person at work who smells bad is combative or disagrees with you, insist that they must come to work smelling fresh. Remind them that stinky workers reflect badly on the business and that failing to correct their foul odor could hurt their relationships with their coworkers. Say, for instance, "We have a company policy that requires all workers to be fresh and clean at work."
Summary:
Suggest possible causes and solutions. Tell your boss about the issue. Apply pressure if necessary.