DG834G Acting as wireless bridge.

I wanted to buy Netgear DG834G recently. I would connect it ADSL line
in a few months but right now I need to use it as a bridge with another
wireless access point (my ISP).

So, what I would like to do is for DG834G to be conected to my ISP's AP
"on one side" and to my two laptops and PDA "on onather side" thereby
providing Internet access to my home network.

Is this possible? Thanks

On 17 Mar 2006 07:59:40 -0800, "PJ" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I wanted to buy Netgear DG834G recently. I would connect it ADSL line
> in a few months but right now I need to use it as a bridge with another
> wireless access point (my ISP).
>
> So, what I would like to do is for DG834G to be conected to my ISP's AP
> "on one side" and to my two laptops and PDA "on onather side" thereby
> providing Internet access to my home network.
>
> Is this possible? Thanks

Yes except that the connection to the DG834G must be by an ethernet cable
from one of its 4 LAN ports to a LAN port on your existing router or LAN.
You can then hang computers off both its wireless and its remaining three
LAN ports. You can not have the DG834G connect by its wireless to another
wireless access point.

Tony