Ok, so I have a Netgear RangMax dual band wireless-n router (WNDR3300) currently broadcasting my network connection.. however my house is a decent size and it's hard to get access in every corner of the house (several desktops are set up in the extremities of the house). Two of these are barely not getting a signal.
I also have a D-Link DIR-655. Is it possible to configure the two so that the D-Link acts as a wireless range extender for the Netgear router, acting as an additional access point? The Netgear router has built in settings for setting itself up as either a base station or repeater, but the D-Link one doesn't appear to be as easy.
Any ideas on if I can do this? I would prefer to have the Netgear as the base station as it seems to handle the connection to the modem better.
Thanks, Jeremy
Edit: Been googling for a while, found this "The routers cannot connect to eachother wireless this requires WDS which to my knowledge I have not seen on anything draft N yet.". I have no idea what this means, but does that mean I can't use the DIR-655 as a wireless access point?
I also have a D-Link DIR-655. Is it possible to configure the two so that the D-Link acts as a wireless range extender for the Netgear router, acting as an additional access point? The Netgear router has built in settings for setting itself up as either a base station or repeater, but the D-Link one doesn't appear to be as easy.
Any ideas on if I can do this? I would prefer to have the Netgear as the base station as it seems to handle the connection to the modem better.
Thanks, Jeremy
Edit: Been googling for a while, found this "The routers cannot connect to eachother wireless this requires WDS which to my knowledge I have not seen on anything draft N yet.". I have no idea what this means, but does that mean I can't use the DIR-655 as a wireless access point?
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