Connect an Access point to a router

I don't think you can convert a wired routre to route wireless,if that's what yohu're saying.

Yes you can. Just plug the Wireless Access Point into one of the ports on the router. It should pick up a DHCP IP address from the router and you will then be able to configure the Wireless Access Point according to the manual. However, before you buy a Wireless Access Point I would compare the prices. You may find that a Wireless Router is the same price if not cheaper than a Wireless Access point. Illogical I know, but there is more demand for Wireless Routers than Access Points so the price reflects the demand. Stuart

Agree with the above post check out our website, we sell a range of products from safecom with wireless modem router accesspoints starting from £39.99 try the SWART2-54125.

Wireless access points are usually MORE expensive than a wireless router. I would suggest you simply change out your present router for a wireless one. Give a person a fish, they eat for a day. Suggest they internet search and they learn a skill for a lifetime.

I live in New Zealand and i am looking at a wireless router for $85. Tell me what you think. Wireless routers with built in modems are expensive.

not sure what it is in New Zealand but if on dsl you don't need a modem. You just plug into the wired jack with a rj45 [netwk patch cable] connection. All you would need is this http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/SearchResults.aspx?searchtype=GENERAL&searchstring=wireless+router&searchregion=100&go.x=14&go.y=10 and that's cheaper than the AP. Give a person a fish you feed them for a day. Ask a person to internet search and they learn a skill for a lifetime.