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Connecting 2 routers together WIRELESSLY

Asked by JaressLoo in Network Design & Methodology, Wireless Local Area Network, Network Routers

Tags: router, access point, wireless, wirelessly

Hardware:

I have two different WIRELESS routers.

1) Netgear WNR3500
2) DLink WBR 2310

Problem:

I want to connect the DLink to the Netgear WIRELESS so that I can extend the signal around my house.

In other words, I want to have the Netgear as my main router in the office (hardwiring my computers / servers / etc.). The other router (the DLink), I want to be able to put in the living room and connect it wirelessly to the Netgear so that I can get a strong wireless signal in the living room AND use the other ports on the DLink to be able to connect to other devices that require a hardline connection (like a PS2).

Question:

Is there any way to do this?

Other info: The Dlink router has an option in the configuration to use it as an access point, but in the manual (which I have attached), it doesn't look like it gives an option to connect the router to another router WIRELESSLY!
Attachments:
 
User's Manual for DLink WBR 2310
 
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Zones: Network Design & Methodology, Wireless Local Area Network, Network Routers
Tags: router, access point, wireless, wirelessly
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