Can A Wireless Router Be Connected To A Wired Router To Make A Wireless Connection?

Posted on 28. Jul, 2009 by admin in Hardware News

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4 Responses to “Can A Wireless Router Be Connected To A Wired Router To Make A Wireless Connection?”

  1. ToGrok

    28. Jul, 2009

    connect one of the ports (NOT the WAN) on the back of your wireless router to the wall jack the Landlord has setup. Make sure your router is set to a different IP range compared to the Landlords router. You can connect your computer direct to see what IP you get, i.e. 192.168.0.150, then change your router to something like 192.168.1.1, to avoid conflicts. Yo make these changes in your router connect directly to your computer. log in and change the IP of the router. I do this in may Office and have no problems.

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  2. pawan m

    28. Jul, 2009

    obviously you can connect a wireless router to the cable router.what u are doing is just giving connection to the wireless router ,which will then splits the connection.

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  3. Roy T

    28. Jul, 2009

    It would be no problem as long as the wired router does not need a password. Be sure to secure your wireless though or you may find others hacking into it and slowing you down.

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  4. zeskents

    28. Jul, 2009

    cat5 – Ethernet Cord ( thats it )
    i think you need a modem

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