Linksys Wireless-G Range Expander

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No it won't. I believe the range expanders are CNC connectors and the
DLinks are not.

sean

"Roger Dewell" <roger.dewell@shaw.ca> wrote in message
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>I have a D-Link Dl-624, could anyone please tell me if the Linksys
>Wireless-G Range Expander will work with this router, thanks.
>
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> Cheers!
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> Roger Dewell
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"Shiranui Gen-An" <nazonazo@nazo.net> wrote in message
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> Sean wrote:
>> No it won't. I believe the range expanders are CNC connectors and the
>> DLinks are not.
>>
>> sean
>
> The range expander is a repeater, so what does its antenna connector have
> to do with anything? To the original poster, frankly you could buy one
> from someplace that has a fairly liberal return policy and test it out.
> If it works, keep it, if not take it back.

That's what I did and it didn't work.

Thanks for the reply.

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Dave G wrote:
> I have one and it works fairly well however it won't yet support WPA
> encryption so I am not currently using it. It will support no encryption or
> WEP encryption.
>
> Dave G
>
> "Shiranui Gen-An" <nazonazo@nazo.net> wrote in message
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>
>>Sean wrote:
>>
>>>No it won't. I believe the range expanders are CNC connectors and the
>>>DLinks are not.
>>>
>>>sean
>>
>>The range expander is a repeater, so what does its antenna connector have
>>to do with anything? To the original poster, frankly you could buy one
>>from someplace that has a fairly liberal return policy and test it out.
>>If it works, keep it, if not take it back.
>
>
>
I don't have much choice but to use WEP. I have to use on main
AP/router plus two repeater APs to get a good signal thoughout my whole
house