how to connect d-link router wirelessly with asus rt-n66u dark knight gigabit router wireless-n900.
the d-link router is connected with cable with the service internet provider modem and i need the asus router to pick up d-link wirelessly and connect with wireless printer and also server with i use for back up when make the asus router able to connect this other devices with diffrent pcs wirelessly
abey ella
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Jump to PostYou need to disable the routing capability of the asus, and simply use it as a WiFi access point that is connected with the d-link. This may not be simple. Multiple routers in a LAN is possible, but difficult to set up and deal with. I have such a situation …
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rubberman
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You need to disable the routing capability of the asus, and simply use it as a WiFi access point that is connected with the d-link. This may not be simple. Multiple routers in a LAN is possible, but difficult to set up and deal with. I have such a situation in my home - a Linksys and a Netopia router(s) - the Netopia is connected to the Internet. I disabled the Linksys' router functionality and am only using it as a WiFi access point and Ethernet switch in areas of the house where the Netopia rounter/access-point doesn't reach. I could have them connected wirelessly, but I use a power-line connector instead. Works great (reliable) and has good bandwidth to connect the two devices.
nomanseo
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To do this you need to use some type of software? If she is the program? How do we get it? Please ask for details.......................
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