Can I piggyback a wireless router onto a hard-wired router?
I currently have a hardwired D-Link EBR-2310 and I'm using all 4 ports, including one into which my laptop is plugged.. Is it possible to plug a DI-624 into this to get additional ports and enable wireless for the laptops we have in the household?
We have 2 desktops that I want to keep hardwired; but we'd like to use the laptops wireless.
If yes, how do I do it?
If no, how do I replace the EBR-2310 with the DI-624? I no longer have the DI-624 installation CD.
Thanks!
We have 2 desktops that I want to keep hardwired; but we'd like to use the laptops wireless.
If yes, how do I do it?
If no, how do I replace the EBR-2310 with the DI-624? I no longer have the DI-624 installation CD.
Thanks!
Computers & Internet - D-Link - AirPlus Xtreme G DI-624 Wireless Router (DI624RE)
Answers & Comments
Yes, you can connect the DI-624 to your exitsing EBR-2310, you just need to connect the a cable from port 4 of the EBR-2310 to the internet/wan port of the DI-624, then after that you can already use now the wireless to your laptop and also the wired router to your desktops.
But I may suggest you to just replace the EBR-2310 with the DI-624 so you will only be using 1 router that can cater your laptop and also your desktop, Just connect the cable from your modem that is conencted now to your EBR-2310 to the internet/wan port of the DI-624 then run the setup CD that should be it.
Hope that helps...........