| Post 12 made on Wednesday August 30, 2006 at 11:08 |
core_techx Long Time Member |
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Like someone else on here said you need to configure the router as an access point. if the router doesn't have a feature that let's you do it automatically you should
1.) assign the same SSID
2.) spread the channels out as far as you can
3.) disable DHCP
depending on the router the hardwired connection between the two may need to plug into either the internet port or one of the lan ports.
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