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wireless router help?
hey all, I have a question that I need some help on regarding my wireless network at home. Well I have cable Internet which is connected to a wireless router. What I want to do now is somehow connect an additional wiress router so that I can get a signal in other parts of my house. I was wondering if there is a way to connect a second wireless router to my current wireless router wirelessly to extend wireless in my house. Is this possible? Aj
muggymach3
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Posted January 23rd, 2008 16:00
yes you can connect another wireless router to your existing one but you will run into issues configuring them. if you only concern is to extend the range of your wireless network then antennae or signal boosters are what i would suggest You might consider the Hawking [HSB2] Hi-Gain WiFi Signal Booster, which can be used on either end of a wireless connection to boost the signal power. Another way to increase your signal strength is by the use of hi-gain antennas. You may be able to use a directional antenna with a lot more gain, the Hawking [HAI15SC] Hi-Gain 15dBi Corner Antenna is a good one
volcano11
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Posted January 22nd, 2008 04:00