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  urahonky Resident FF7R hater Registered User regular

  July 2009 edited July 2009

  Yes it is. You have to set up one of the routers as a Gateway. I'm sure someone else can be more specific, but it can work.

  urahonky on July 2009

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  Toxin01 Registered User regular

  July 2009 edited July 2009

  Awesome, Now I just have to figure out how

  Toxin01 on July 2009

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  urahonky Resident FF7R hater Registered User regular

  July 2009 edited July 2009

  Since no one backed me up I'll try my best.
  
  What brand of router is your wired router? Wireless? I know in one of the front pages of the router (which normally is the IP: 192.168.1.1) it gives you the option to set it as a Router or a Gateway. If you select Gateway it allows you to send it to whatever else is plugged into it.
  
  Note: I've never actually done this before I just read up on it because I was curious.

  urahonky on July 2009

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  Count Funkula Registered User regular

  July 2009 edited July 2009

  You could just plug a wireless access point into your wired router. This would be easier than adding a wireless router to your existing setup. If you were going to go buy a wireless router, you could use it to replace your existing wired router, since it would have wired ports on it as well.
  
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_access_point
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_router

  Count Funkula on July 2009

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