Router WiFi Question

[Hoovie]

Originally Posted by Praxeas

In order for a Router's wireless range to be effective it needs to be in a central location

Otherwise since you already have a network cable ran then just buy a second router and plug that cable into the new router

Great! That's what I had wondered. Now, doing this wont effect the other building (wired and wireless)? The signal would in effect be going through two routers.

[Praxeas]

Originally Posted by Hoovie

Great! That's what I had wondered. Now, doing this wont effect the other building (wired and wireless)? The signal would in effect be going through two routers.

One router (the new one) would simply send and receive your signal to the other router which "connects" you to the internet

Each router would have it's own passkey (it can be the same key) but each router should have a different name (ie Netgear1 and Netgear 2)

[Praxeas]

Here is how
http://library.techguy.org/wiki/Conn...uters_together