Connect two routers

Discussion in 'Broadband Hardware' started by nate, Oct 4, 2006.

  1. nate

    nate Guest

    I currently have a MN-100 and would like that to stay my primary router. I
    have four devices plugged into MN-100.

    Currently: Internet---Modem---MN-100---PC(x4)

    I have just been given a MN-500 and MN-510. I would like to plug my MN-500
    into one of the ports on the MN-100, primarily for wireless connections. The
    MN-510 would connect to the 500.

    Would like: Internet---Modem---MN-100---PC(x3)/MN-500---MN-510

    Any ideas?

    Thanks
     
    nate, Oct 4, 2006
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    Chris H. Guest

    Check the documentation that came with the MN-500, Nate, because you'll need
    to set up the new router as an access point - receiving the feed from the
    wired connection to the MN-100. If you don't have the documentation, check
    out this Knowledge Base article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/817463
     
    Chris H., Oct 5, 2006
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