Can I Used A Wireless Router To Connect To Another Wireless Router In My House?
Posted on 29. Jul, 2009 by admin in Hardware News
{questions}
2 Responses to “Can I Used A Wireless Router To Connect To Another Wireless Router In My House?”
Leave a Reply
Access Point
Aircrack-ng
BackTrack
Change MAC Address
Commercial
Compatibiltiy
cracking
Easy WiFi Radar
Free
Freeware
Help
howto
inSSIDer
KisMac
Linux
Mac
MAC Address
Monitoring and Testing
NetStumbler
Network
network detection
network information
network monitoring
network scanner
open source
password
Router
Security
Software
Tutorial
Ubuntu
under 100$
Usage
Wardriving
WEP
WEP/WPA keys cracking
Wifi
Wifi Card
Windows
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Wireless
Wireshark
WPA
Your
-
Spoof Mac Address In Os X
-
Mac Address Spoofing
-
Hacking Wireless With Ubuntu
-
"aquiring Network Address"
-
Is There Away You Can View Who Else Is Connected To The Same Wireless Router? Mac Or Pc?
-
How To Use Wireshark Capture
-
Atheros Ar5009, Backtrack 4 Beta, Airmon-ng, Kismet, Aircrack
-
How I Can Change My Mac Address Not In Common Way?
-
Can Anyone Recommend Any Easy Wifi Connection Software?
-
Unix Commands Connecting To Wireless Router?
-
roman@wlan: Does my mac adresse change if I upgrade my compute...
-
William_sucks: zomg!!! wireless cracking is illegalz????// There ...
-
Auzeras: Thats is annoying! ill see if I can find any compa...
-
maudib: the ar5009 is not yet supported however is there p...
-
doug: wow, williams a douche. anyways, the atheros ar500...
Veljance
29. Jul, 2009
u can connect the 2 routers wire only, u use 1 of the lan ports on the “main” router and plug it in the “old” wan port. u just set up the old router and u are done
sosguy
29. Jul, 2009
No, you can not use two routers in a home network environment. The router’s job is to get you an IP address from your ISP – a task impossible without being connected to the modem.