2 wireless routers???????

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I have come across another wireless router and would like to boost my wireless signal downstairs by putting another wireless router on my network is this possible and how????

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You would need to run a CAT5 cable from your current router to the new one.

Grumpy

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You would need a wireless Access point of the same manufacturer to "bridge" the two together to create that wi-fi network you're thinking of.

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You would need a wireless Access point of the same manufacturer to "bridge" the two together to create that wi-fi network you're thinking of.



Actually, you need a wireless bridge to connect 2 wireless networks.

Grumpy

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thanks all but it was pretty simple once i got over the language barrier with linksys you plug in both routers into # ports and set the wireless setting the same and pow it works great and no extra money spent on bridges thanks agian

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Linksys Access Points have a "bridge" mode you can set in a radial button to make them connect to each other.

Reply to Riser

True but: IMPORTANT: For the AP Client and Wireless Bridge modes, the remote access point must be a second Linksys Wireless-G Access Point (model number: WAP54G).

Grumpy

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Could you please post what wireless routers you used? Can you do this same trick with different vendors equipment, say, a WRT54GL and a DLink-614?

Thanks.

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