Connect ethernet devices to an existing wireless router ne... Archived from groups: comp.dcom.lans.ethernet () I have a linksys wireless router (WRT54G) on second floor of my home, with a coonection to internet througha cable modem, and two computer wired...

How to connect ethernet devices to an existing wireless ro... Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I have a linksys wireless router (WRT54G) on second floor of my home, with a coonection to internet througha cable modem, and two computer wired...

different computers in my network. Of course, no wireless clients can connect to the APs in brigde mode, but therefore I have the wireless router. The WAPs were limited to make connections to four other brigdes (enter mac) whith the meanwhile unknown...

am looking for? Thanks. There is no wireless switch. Just doesn't exist but if you want to use a device to associate to a parent AP, your existing wireless router, then distribute that connection to wired and/or wireless clients then you would use a bridge....

setup. It sounds like you have an existing wireless network, but ALSO have an old wireless router, currently not in use. Is that right? It would not make sense to me to use that 2nd router, but instead either connect your PC via Ethernet to your existing wireless...

sharing. Sorry if i was unclear. The situation is pretty much as you guessed. I have a wireless router that is connected to the ethernet (doh!, hehe) as well as to my desktop (using a cable and to my laptop (using the "air"). I would like to "see" the...

Are there wireless routers that support dialup WAN connection? Routers that support dialup connections are getting tougher to find and wireless versions even tougher. But the WiFlyer is an 802.11b router with both a built-in dialup modem and Ethernet...

confused. So if I do not have a Buffalo AP, then the "repeater" simply allows me to connect a switch or hub to an existing wireless network? Or is the repeater an access point, allowing me to add wireless users to an existing Ethernet network? Archived...

If I only want to connect to 3 PC in a LAN, the router has 4 ethernet | ports and it can do the job. If I want to connect more than 4 PC, then | I need a switch. This is the scenario of two parts separately. | | I still don't understand because router with...

exist that accept wireless as an input? Something like: Modem - wired - Router - wireless - Router - wired - Computer. I have a wireless router connected to my current cable modem, and it works fine. However, I would like to set up several computers in...