Access point with router

Linksys WRT54G is one of the most popular, but there are probably nearly a dozen other vendors. Try your local computer store...

Any Wireless router is an AP with a router built in. Mark McIntyre

A "wireless router" is an ethernet router and a wireless access point in one package. Any of the major vendors of wireless hardware sell wireless routers.

Here in the USA, the naming convention is that any box labelled "Wireless Router" contains both a NAT router and an Ethernet Switch or Ethernet Hub. That sounds like what you are describing when you say "access points with a build in router".

In my experience, the only popular wireless boxes that DON'T include a router are sold as "Wireless Access Points".

I hope this helps!

-Bob Bosen- snipped-for-privacy@AskMisterWizard.com