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26th May 2009, 02:12
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 Home Wireless network - Using 2 routers Ok well at the moment I and all the other computers in the house connect to the internet through a wireless router. I have a spare wireless router so I was wondering if it was possible to connect my main computer to that with an ethernet cable and kinda use my main computer as a storage hub. That router wouldn't be carring an internet connection. I problem I have at the moment is when I connect to the spare router I cant get on any of my stuff and it disconnects me from the internet router if that makes sence. Any ideas? Thanks |
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26th May 2009, 03:01
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| Home Wireless network - Using 2 routers You don't need two routers for this. Just use the existing wireless connection/router and share the folders over that connection.
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