Wireless Access Point

Dropkickmurphys

Dropkickmurphys

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hi, I have just changed my ISP to Sky. when i did this i got a router with a modem (Netgear), i also have a belkin router. at the moment i am using the belkin router as a wireless access point, and it is connected wired to the Netgear router. i want to be able to use the belkin router as a wireless access point to boost the signal of my Netgear router. i.e. i want them to connect to each other wirelessly instead of wired.

Is this done through wireless bridging, and can you connect the two routers wirelessly?
and how do i go about doing this?

Thanks.
 
I Might Be Making This Up But When You Connect Two Different Company Routers Together Dont They Conflict?
 
ryunoneil said:
I Might Be Making This Up But When You Connect Two Different Company Routers Together Dont They Conflict?
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Not usually, the only requirement is that they both support wireless bridging, its not exactly a common feature on consumer level routers though. This is what wireless access points are designed for, lol, not routers...

dragon
 
lol, yeah. i realized after i posted the Netgear router doesn't allow wireless bridging where as the belkin one does, thats that idea down the drain then lol.
 
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