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Third party 802.11n router behind the RG?
Any problem with putting a Cisco (Linksys) 802.11n router behind the RG and turning off the wireless in the RG?
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Any problem with putting a Cisco (Linksys) 802.11n router behind the RG and turning off the wireless in the RG?
Thanks
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JefferMC
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35K Messages
10 years ago
You can set it up as a router, or if you just want the 802.11n access without the additional router functionality, you can configure it to act as an access point:
Access Point: see post 13 in this thread
Router: see post 2 in this thread
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DavidCS
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10 years ago
Hi @MBinEbay ,
There is definitely no problem with it, as that is the way I have it setup. If you do have any issues with the configurations, let us know what issues you are encountering, and we will be glad to help.
-David T
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MBinEbay
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10 years ago
Great. Thanks for the confirmation!
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MBinEbay
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10 years ago
Thanks tp JefferMC as well for the additional links!
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