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I have a Netgear WNR2000 router that's connected to my modem. It does NOT have WDS support. I have a Belkin F5D7234-4 that has WDS support and was wanting to create a bridge so I can wire my Xbox 360 to the belkin router which would then connect wirelessly to the Netgear router and thus the internet. Being new to bridging, here's the question that will probably end my efforts: Do both routers need to have WDS support? Why can't the Netgear router just see the belkin router as just another wireless device?
Summary: Hello all, I'm in dire need for help before I lose all my hair.. I'm trying to connect 2 PCs, both XP Pro. PC A (lady) is connected to the internet through a wireless linksys WRT54G Broadband router....
Summary: i have 4 computers hooked up on my linksys router "wrt110", 3 ports are taken up directly through a lan and the 4th port is hooked up to a linksys 5 port switch. I need more than the 4 ports on the...
Summary: wireless bridge makes no sense in your configuration. Simply run a crossover cable from the switch to the router for full dsl access. Otherwise you would have to buy a wireless bridge NOT a access po...