jmckay321
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Wireless setup question
Before I spend money on new hardware I want to run this question by somebody to make sure what I am planning will work. I have an existing home wi-fi setup using an Actiontec DSL router/modem with built in wireless. But I have large home and the coverage is not good. What I want to do it use an existing cat-5 line that runs from where the router is to the other end of the house, where I will connect it to a new 802.11n wireless access point. I am already using existing cat-5 cables in the house to create wired connections for a couple machines so I know the cable should be good. Does this sound do-able? I am correct that I need to buy an "access point" *not* a router to do this? Will I have to turn off the wireless on the original router or can they both co-exist? Any other advice/suggestions?
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