http://www.wifisoftwares.com/wireless-news/hardware-news/can-i-used-a-wireless-router-to-connect-to-another-wireless-router-in-my-house/ Wireless software...and hardware tools Sat, 06 Mar 2010 12:49:49 +0100 hourly 1 http://www.wifisoftwares.com/wireless-news/hardware-news/can-i-used-a-wireless-router-to-connect-to-another-wireless-router-in-my-house/comment-page-1/#comment-58 sosguy Wed, 29 Jul 2009 02:21:30 +0000 http://www.wifisoftwares.com/wireless-news/hardware-news/can-i-used-a-wireless-router-to-connect-to-another-wireless-router-in-my-house/#comment-58 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. 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.

]]> http://www.wifisoftwares.com/wireless-news/hardware-news/can-i-used-a-wireless-router-to-connect-to-another-wireless-router-in-my-house/comment-page-1/#comment-57 Veljance Wed, 29 Jul 2009 02:11:12 +0000 http://www.wifisoftwares.com/wireless-news/hardware-news/can-i-used-a-wireless-router-to-connect-to-another-wireless-router-in-my-house/#comment-57 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 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

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