using a wifi router as an access point

Jul 18, 2006 3 Replies

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Mark McIntyre

Yes, just don't plug anything into the WAN port. The routing is only between the LAN and WAN ports. (oh, and disable the DHCP server, if present)

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Hi all, I have a netgear wifi router. Is there any way i can have this operating on a network with an active wifi router and disactivate the routing function? ie. just using it as a wifi access point?



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Yes, just don't plug anything into the WAN port. The routing is only between the LAN and WAN ports.

(oh, and disable the DHCP server, if present)

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