Author: sabu24
Date: Mar 23, 04 6:16am (PT)
Subject: Wired to wireless...possible?? help please
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I have a linksys BEFSR41 connected to my desktop. I have ordered a laptop with wireless already installed. What do i need to connect the 2 systems and how.??? So sorry to ask this.. I know it must be complicated but any help would be appreciated.
I am excited and want to use my laptop.
TIA
Author: Sinistral
Date: Mar 30, 04 12:13am (PT)
Subject: re: Wired to wireless...possible?? help please
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You have several possibilities.
You could buy a WLAN PCI card for your other PC, but you would be unable to use the DSL connection, unless you would install a proxy program.
I am not sure if you can mix an Access Point with your router.
The best solution (and probably most expensive one) is to buy a WLAN DSL router.
Most of them have four cable LAN ports and can be used like your current router.
I did the same at home and it is working just fine.
Author: cool8742
Date: Mar 31, 04 4:53am (PT)
Subject: re: Wired to wireless...possible?? help please
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well u could connect a linksys wireless to the wired box and there r many more possibilities but i just don't know them right now
Author: Nu Wa Rocks
Date: Mar 31, 04 10:57am (PT)
Subject: re: Wired to wireless...possible?? help please
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quote cool8742
well u could connect a linksys wireless to the wired box
This actually sounds like a good idea. Just basicalyl buy a Wireless Access point and add it to your existing network. Configure it to have your original router as your gateway as well as all settings to come from your original Router.
Author: Eragon_Noob
Date: Jul 18, 06 2:02pm (PT)
Subject: re: Wired to wireless...possible?? help please
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Wait, wait, wait...since the laptop has wireless capabilites ingrained, why do you need to connect the two pc's? Why don't you just have your laptop pick up the wireless signal from the router?
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