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| True Techie | i have a belkin wireless router in my office and want to know if i can use my other router/access point (linksys) to use the internet signal from the belkin to plug a ethernet cable into the linksys and be connected basically, i want to take the wireless signal with the linksys and make it a wired signal. can i do this and if so can someone help me out with the details. |
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| True Techie Join Date: Dec 2004
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| it wont work, unless the connection u want to make is strictly wireless. which means that your linksys must be capable of functioning as an access point. put simply, it must have the feature of shutting down its "router capabilities" such as DHCPing, NAT, etc. it wont work because using an ethernet connection to the linksys means you are attempting to get a routed signal, which has to be shut off in the first place to work as an AP.
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