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by gbrownsword Accepted solution
by cg it Accepted solution
there are antennas, wireless access points and even signal boosters that you can buy.
Instead of plunking down $60.00 to $80.00 USD or more! on a router, you should plunk that money down on hardware that is made to do what you want to do. Boost signal.
by gbrownsword Accepted solution
I guess I should have made it more clear, I already have a second router, the same, aquired from a co-worker for free!!
Was wondering if it could be utilized wirelessly to connect to other router. With the Nintendo DSi, Wii, laptops, and stuff, thought maybe I could speed things up on the cheap!!
Thanks.
by older mycroft Accepted solution
If not, why not?
If you don't have the manual you can download it in PDF format here:
http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000000300.pdf
I suggest you read it. The section you should be looking for is [u]Bridging/Wireless Repeater[/u].
[b]Except I couldn't find it.[/b] ;)
On the other hand - I did find THIS:
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Repeater_Bridge
[i]Edit for 2nd Link.[/i]
by cg it Accepted solution
configuration in the manual
however, if you won't want to go the bridge route, then the alternative is don't use the WAN port. If you want to use the wan port, then the wan port gets an address on the other routers LAN. The LAN is a different subnet from that. DNS servers are the ISP DNS server addresses.
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