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Can anyone tell me if this would be possible?
I'd like to use 2 MS MN-500 wireless G routers to connect my XBOX to
the internet. What I had in mind was to have my cable modem connected
to the first MN-500 and hardwired to the computer. I would then like
to use a 2nd MN-500 to serve as a wireless access point connected via
ethernet to the XBOX. Is this possible? The only reason I want to
use 2 MN-500's as opposed to just one and a separate MN-740 is cost -
I can buy a MN-500 for way less than a MN-740. Also is a 802.11b
network OK for wireless XBOX or should I really be using a MN-700 to
the MN-740 for XBOX.
TIA
Can anyone tell me if this would be possible?
I'd like to use 2 MS MN-500 wireless G routers to connect my XBOX to
the internet. What I had in mind was to have my cable modem connected
to the first MN-500 and hardwired to the computer. I would then like
to use a 2nd MN-500 to serve as a wireless access point connected via
ethernet to the XBOX. Is this possible? The only reason I want to
use 2 MN-500's as opposed to just one and a separate MN-740 is cost -
I can buy a MN-500 for way less than a MN-740. Also is a 802.11b
network OK for wireless XBOX or should I really be using a MN-700 to
the MN-740 for XBOX.
TIA