Quote:Originally Posted by Dark_Slayer WLAN repeating is intended to take a wireless router and bridge it's connection to another wireless router. Then you're connecting wirelessly to a wirelessly connected router, and on a single...
Quote:Originally Posted by Dark_Slayer Without buying anything just yet, check this out and see if it works
http://www.ehow.com/how_10066805_configure-2wire-2701-repeater.html
Note on router configurations: This is easy to do,...
Quote:Originally Posted by kevin g. I just went through all this myself...It is pretty easy to set up, with ddwrt. You should have a bit of networking experience, but if you can follow directions, it is pretty well laid out on...
Quote:Originally Posted by Dark_Slayer Without buying anything just yet, check this out and see if it works
http://www.ehow.com/how_10066805_configure-2wire-2701-repeater.html
Note on router configurations: This is easy to do,...
Quote:Originally Posted by Dark_Slayer Never heard of open source support for 2wire, but it's not a known-incompatible device
Yes, you'll simply connect an ethernet cable from the Arris into the WAN port of the "repeater"...
Quote:Originally Posted by Dark_Slayer To clear up as much as possible, you have a residential gateway acting as a modem, router, switch, and voip adapter
This is the Arris TG862. Leave it alone, don't try to apply any of the...
Quote:Originally Posted by macks Find your default gateway by going to command prompt and typing ipconfig /all. Type your default gateway into your web browser.
As Puwaha mentioned you will have to disable dhcp on one of the...
Quote:Originally Posted by Puwaha Is your ISP provided router providing wifi? And you want to use another wifi router to provide adittional coverage?
All you need to do is turn off DHCP on the regular router then it will act as a...
