How do I connect two wireless routers together?

Hey all!

First I guess I should say what hardware I have. I have a Dlink DI524
Wireless router with 4 ports and an SMC7004VWBR Wireless router with 4
ports.

What I am shooting for is to have one router "A" connected to my cable modem
and I will have pcs that are wired into to the network through the 4 ports.
This wireless router will also allow me to connect wirelessly to it from a
laptop.

Next in another room I need to have a second wireless device "B" with a 4
port hub. This device will need to connect wirelessly to the main router
"A" so that computers connected to the hub can access the internet. The
trick here is that I also would like a wireless laptop user to connect to
this device "B" and it also get its internet connetivity from router "A".

I know that my two routers will not talk to each other in this manner.

Is there any device that I can replace one of my routers with to do this?

The netgear WG602 seems like it may do what Im wanting but I am uncertain.

--Cameron

"Ree-Yees" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in news:LOSdnZZqCOU9FQ7fRVn-(E-Mail Removed):

> Hey all!
>
> First I guess I should say what hardware I have. I have a Dlink DI524
> Wireless router with 4 ports and an SMC7004VWBR Wireless router with 4
> ports.
>
> What I am shooting for is to have one router "A" connected to my cable
> modem and I will have pcs that are wired into to the network through
> the 4 ports. This wireless router will also allow me to connect
> wirelessly to it from a laptop.
>
> Next in another room I need to have a second wireless device "B" with
> a 4 port hub. This device will need to connect wirelessly to the main
> router "A" so that computers connected to the hub can access the
> internet. The trick here is that I also would like a wireless laptop
> user to connect to this device "B" and it also get its internet
> connetivity from router "A".
>
> I know that my two routers will not talk to each other in this manner.
>
> Is there any device that I can replace one of my routers with to do
> this?
>
> The netgear WG602 seems like it may do what Im wanting but I am
> uncertain.
>

Yeah, you can drag a CAT 5 cable between the two routers and be done with
it. One router connected to the modem is the gateway router to the
Internet. The second router will become a wire/wireless AP switch most
routers have a built in switch, like what's being done in the link. It
doesn't matter what make, brand, wire or wireless as the principle for
connecting two routers is the same.

I here there are some ways to connect wirelessly between two routers some
firmware. But IMHO, keep it simple and drag the cable. ;-)

http://tinyurl.com/5sjf3
http://www.homenethelp.com/web/expla...d-switches.asp

Duane