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I don't think a wireless router works the way you want for the second router. That is, it can't be used as a wireless bridge.
In any case, for the second unit, you don't want a router at all. A router is designed to "route" IP request to different networks. You just want to use the second unit as a switch---that is, to send signals within a given network.
Networks are complicated enough without usuing inappropriate hardware...you want a bridge like this.
In any case, for the second unit, you don't want a router at all. A router is designed to "route" IP request to different networks. You just want to use the second unit as a switch---that is, to send signals within a given network.
Networks are complicated enough without usuing inappropriate hardware...you want a bridge like this.