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You need a router that can act as a bridge. It needs to act as a client to connect to the other router. The netgear does not have that feature so you must either buy another device that is a bridge by design or a router that has that feature

john-b691 said:
You need a router that can act as a bridge. It needs to act as a client to connect to the other router. The netgear does not have that feature so you must either buy another device that is a bridge by design or a router that has that feature


I am resorting to a anatel wireless card. I need to find debian squeeze drivers for it and i will be in business. thanks.
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