Linksys and Airport advice?

I had setup an older Linksys 4 port router several years back to create a small
LAN at home and allow several computers to access through my DSL connection. I
inherited an iBook a few yeas later as a hand-me-down, and was able to
successfully connection an Apple Airport Extreme to that. As an end result I had
a couple of PC hooked up through Ethernet and a wireless iBook.

Now I'm trying to setup one of the PCs with a wireless connection. I got my
hands on a newer Linksys 802.11G route and wasn't sure of the best way to
approach this. Is there a way to get a Linksys card to connect to an Airport, or
do I need to swap my old Linksys router with the new one and have two separate
wireless access points? Thanks in advance for any advice.

Jerry


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In <(E-Mail Removed)> on 20 Apr 2006 11:30:03 -0700, Jerry
<(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

>I had setup an older Linksys 4 port router several years back to create a small
>LAN at home and allow several computers to access through my DSL connection. I
>inherited an iBook a few yeas later as a hand-me-down, and was able to
>successfully connection an Apple Airport Extreme to that. As an end result I had
>a couple of PC hooked up through Ethernet and a wireless iBook.
>
>Now I'm trying to setup one of the PCs with a wireless connection. I got my
>hands on a newer Linksys 802.11G route and wasn't sure of the best way to
>approach this. Is there a way to get a Linksys card to connect to an Airport ...

Yes, just like any other Wi-Fi network.

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