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wrt54gh

marciokoko
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I just bought this wireless router cause I thought my old one was busted. Turns out my old one works. Can I use my wrt54gh wireless router as an access point in conjunction with my wrt54g2 router to give access to the lower floor of my house?

I understand you cannot use 2 router on the same network? Meaning I cannot connect my wrt54gh to 1 of the 4 LAN ports of my wrt54g2...unless I can disable the router functionality of my wrt54gh, right?

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Scott Fella
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That is correct. You need to be able to disable the router functionality or else you would be natting thought the wrt.

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Ok

Do you know if that's possible in the wrt54gh?

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No idea... If its not in the configuration then no. Usually you have to buy an access point not a router.

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Scott Fella
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Well this might help you convert it. Don't know if it works but here it is.

http://m.wikihow.com/Convert-Linksys-WRT54G-to-Be-an-Access-Point

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