ok let me explain the situation.
I have comcast netgear modem/wireless router. this is in my "office" room. My desktop which does NOT have wireless is in my bedroom. I tried to move the modem into my bedroom but my internet doesn't work well there (possibly because I'm using a splitter for TV/modem)...
What I want to do is... use a second router which I already have to receive the signal transmitted by the netgear router... Then I can use ethernet from the second router to connect to the internet in my bedroom.
is this possible? If so can someone please guide me?
yea i've thought about buying switches/hubs but since I already have another router, I was hoping to save money, and alleviate wire clutter by being able to use my wireless router.
any other suggestions? I'm assuming I should be able to get my DI-624 to connect to my existing wireless network without having to connect a WAN ethernet cable... I'm just not sure of how to go about doing this...
I am not familiar with that particular wireless router, but what you want to look for is a configuration for "bridge mode". A bridge is the correct piece of hardware for what you want to do, and a lot of routers/APs will work as a bridge.
