Each router has a LAN side and a WAN side. The RT's 192.168.15.1 is the address on the LAN side. Yes, you need to "Obtain IP automatically" for the RT and setup the WRT to do DHCP. The RT's WAN address will be in the same subnet as the WRT's LAN side. In future posts specify whether you're listing a WAN or a LAN address for the device, which will be helpful to us readers. And, yes, your Cable modem -> WRT -> RT config is correct.
Bookmarks