I have one WRT54G connected to my DSL modem and configured as a Gateway. I have a computer connected to one of the Gateway's LAN ports and another WRTG54G connected to an other of the Gatway's LAN ports. The second WRT54G is configured as a Router. Both are configured with WEP security.
When the computer cabled to the Gateway WRT54G is turned-off, another computer can maintain a flawless, highspeed Internet connection with the WRT54G configured as a Router.
When I turn-on the computer that is cabled to the Gateway, I lose the wireless connection on the WRT54G configured as the Router. I can get the connection back by re-booting the computer with the wireless connection, but then I lose the Internet connection on the computer cabled to the Gateway.
Basically, I can only have one computer connected to the Internet at any given time.
Any suggestions?
Thank you!
This is my configuration: without using range extender. I have two wireless routers(WRT54GS). One in the living room and one in the room at the back of my house. I connected them together via cable. I us one of them as a AP (access point) and the other one as a router connecting the DSL modem. I get excellent connection every where in the house.
I found how to use a wrt54g as a repeater or client
here: http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000723044180
and plan to try it real soon. It almost sounds too good to be true. I have a 4 computer wireless network now and would love to be able to use my wrt54g to connect to my d-link di-624.
--John M.
www.bigskymassage.com
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