Can Netgear MR814v2 router also be configured as an Access Point AP?

Can one MR814v2 router that is used as a router be connected to another
MR814v2 via Ethernet cable, with this second MR814v2 being used as just an
access point?

Refer to my earlier post "Connect 2 Netgear MR814 routers, ME101 or ME103
via cable?" for additional details.
Regards,
Peter

In article <KdWdb.3205$(E-Mail Removed)> ,
"Peter Sale" <(E-Mail Removed)> says:

>Can one MR814v2 router that is used as a router be connected to another
>MR814v2 via Ethernet cable, with this second MR814v2 being used as just an
>access point?

I do something similar; I have another (wired) NetGear box that I use as
my primary NAT/Firewall box, and it feeds 100BT thruought the house; I
plugged the MR814V2 (using one of the LAN ports) into my house ethernet
(one of the ports on the wired NetGear), and it was all set to use the
MR814 as an access point.

-Kenny

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"Kenneth Crudup" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote ...
<snip>
> I do something similar; I have another (wired) NetGear box that I use as
> my primary NAT/Firewall box, and it feeds 100BT thruought the house; I
> plugged the MR814V2 (using one of the LAN ports) into my house ethernet
> (one of the ports on the wired NetGear), and it was all set to use the
> MR814 as an access point.
>
> -Kenny

Hi Kenny,
I'll give this a try and post an update to this thread.
-Peter