SMC router used as access point and switch. Archived from groups: alt.internet.wireless () I've got an SMC7004VWBR, used as an access point, connected with a crossover cable to a wired SMC router which is connected to a broadband modem. To set the wireless...

one of the LAN ports. The FAQ for using a a router as a switch can be found here. Select the Advanced Features folder and view the FAQ or Using router as Access Point / Switch "Dale Walker" wrote: > I've got a D-Link DL 624 and intented to...

winter solstice celebration Mark Lloyd Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.replaytv () it seems to be working somewhat better for some reason ?, not sure why though,I reset the modem,router,access point and switch and all seems to be OK for the time...

winter solstice celebration Mark Lloyd Archived from groups: alt.video.ptv.replaytv () it seems to be working somewhat better for some reason ?, not sure why though,I reset the modem,router,access point and switch and all seems to be OK for the time...

house to cover.) If you want to use a repeater, in general, you will need to get a repeater from the same vendor as supplied your access point (/wireless router). The standards do not specify interoperability for repeaters; even Cisco Aironet APs...

or higher) switch to have all 10 of your wired devices connected at the same time. Without considering what is built into what, then, you will need 1) the modem 2) a router 3) a wireless access point (may be bulit into the router) 4) an ethernet switch...

because it is a faster and more powerful router i figured i could just configure it as an access point and switch the two routers. So i did. What happened at first led to triple the speeds i was getting out of the WRT54Gx2 as an acces point, but the signal...

depending on the number of ports on my router) I need a switch as well. How many wireless devices does an access point service? Would something like this be a correct assumption: wall | adsl router/cable modem | router --- access point | switch...

of the Wireless Turbo Access Point&Router will be active. The wired functionality will not be active. This is set to Disable by default." I'm disappointed in USR's misuse of the phrase "Access Point". See Webopedia's 'definition' (http://...

you use the Wireless Router as an Access Point with a switch and > assign to it an IP that can be accommodated by ICS. > This page was written for another purpose but it describe the principle of the Router's> configuration. > Wireless Router as an AP:...