You don't need a router for it per se (a router has a bunch of extra functionality that's not needed for this purpose), an access point suffices.
On the AP that I use, this function is called "client mode".
edit: why not use a USB wifi dongle? Seems like a much simpler solution.
Topic: What is the technical term for this? (Read 580 times)
On the 3rd page of results it's this.
http://www.cyberciti.biz/networking/howto-connect-two-wireless-router-wirelessly-bridge-with-open-source-software/
The image looks like what you'd need.
If I misunderstood then sorry.
http://www.cyberciti.biz/networking/howto-connect-two-wireless-router-wirelessly-bridge-with-open-source-software/
The image looks like what you'd need.
If I misunderstood then sorry.
That may do it! Thanks for your help buddy!
On the 3rd page of results it's this.
http://www.cyberciti.biz/networking/howto-connect-two-wireless-router-wirelessly-bridge-with-open-source-software/
The image looks like what you'd need.
If I misunderstood then sorry.
http://www.cyberciti.biz/networking/howto-connect-two-wireless-router-wirelessly-bridge-with-open-source-software/
The image looks like what you'd need.
If I misunderstood then sorry.
I think that's repeater. Or extender.
Just try a google for: connect router to wifi
Good luck
Just try a google for: connect router to wifi
Good luck
Yes, I tried searching for that, all I get is how to extend the wifi signal using a second router. I don't want the second router to broadcast wifi, I want it to use the existing wifi.
I think that's repeater. Or extender.
Just try a google for: connect router to wifi
Good luck
Just try a google for: connect router to wifi
Good luck
I have a laptop that doesn't have wifi. I want to ethernet cable it to a router, then have the router connect to my existing wifi.
What term do I search for? What feature should the router have?
It's been 15 years since my last network certification, and I can't remember.
What term do I search for? What feature should the router have?
It's been 15 years since my last network certification, and I can't remember.
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