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I don't think it has the WDS option. Thanks for the help!
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If not flash the WRT with dd-wrt firmware ( <a href="http://www.dd-wrt.com" rel="ugc">www.dd-wrt.com</a>). will enable the option to use WRT as an cliente bridge / repeater bridge and can connect directly to Dlink .<br />
I have 2 Linksys at home and both use dd-wrt, that firmware will put your router in the next level :P<br />

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Hi there.<br />
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My Linksys WRT54G is connected to the Internet on the 2nd floor of the house. I have 3 desktops that need Internet access on the first floor. Cabling is not an option because the entrances to both floors are different; I'm using a laptop on the first floor connected to the Linksys and signal strength is excellent. I already have a Dlink DIR-300 that I would like to wirelessly connect from the first floor to the Linksys on the second floor so that I could hardwire my desktops to the DLink.<br />
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As much as possible, I would not like to buy a wireless card for each desktop because I won't really be staying in this place for long.<br />
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Thank you in advance for your help.
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Hi there.

My Linksys WRT54G is connected to the Internet on the 2nd floor of the house. I have 3 desktops that need Internet access on the first floor. Cabling is not an option because the entrances to both floors are different; I'm using a laptop on the first floor connected to the Linksys and signal strength is excellent. I already have a Dlink DIR-300 that I would like to wirelessly connect from the first floor to the Linksys on the second floor so that I could hardwire my desktops to the DLink.

As much as possible, I would not like to buy a wireless card for each desktop because I won't really be staying in this place for long.

Thank you in advance for your help.

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