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| Linksys WRT54G and a BEFSR81
Hi,
I have a Linksys WRT54G and a BEFSR81 that I would like to use together. Is there anyway to connect these to routers so I can have wireless access and still utilize my wired network.
I have 8 wired devices (5 PC's + 1 Xbox 360 + 1 PS2 + 1 Print server) and I have 3 wireless devices
The WRT54G came with the new cable modem install, (I switched from DSL), I would like to put the WRT54G after the cable modem and connect the BEFSR81 to the WRT54G. I have tried setting this up and I can't get the devices connected to the BEFSR81 to see the internet.
Can this be done?
What settings need changed?
Thanks for the help.
James
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iSpark
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| I got it going.
Had to NOT use the WAN port on the second router device.
All is working great and WOW, the coverage the wireless offers is unbelievable! I still have excellent reception at greater than 400'!
Life is so much "funner" when all works well...lol
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BurntCricket
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May 4th, @01:14PM
| Since your wireless is transmitting that well, make sure you have good security settings.
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iSpark
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Conway, SC | Yes indeed.
I have WPA2 enabled with a strong alpha-numeric password and SSID broadcast turned off. I'm thinking about using MAC filtering.
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