Want to Connect 2 routers

I want to connect 2 Wireless Networks with N class and will buy D-Link
model: DIR-655 for ADSL, wired and wireless. Another floor need to be
connect to this router for another set of PC and printer.

- Is DIR-655 will support my need?
- For another wireless, which model should be?
- How to config them?

thank,

Wasan


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On Oct 12, 8:05 pm, wasan <wasan.2yd...@no-mx.wirelessforums.org>
wrote:
> I want to connect 2 Wireless Networks with N class and will buy D-Link
> model: DIR-655 for ADSL, wired and wireless. Another floor need to be
> connect to this router for another set of PC and printer.
>
> - Is DIR-655 will support my need?
> - For another wireless, which model should be?

No...The D-Link only has four LAN ports, so you can't five computers.

No...My guess is their branded "Xtreme N" technology may work only
with other D-Link products, so it may not work with you Linksys
wireless cards.in your computers.

No...It is highly unlikely that any WiFi wireless will travel up 26
floors.

No...Your DSL modem cannot be set for bridging mode to allow the D-
Link to act as a DHCP server.

No...Can't have your DSL modem 700 feet from the wireless access
points.

> - How to config them?

Moot point. Your setup requires more than you budgeted for.

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> On Oct 12, 8:05 pm, wasan <wasan.2yd...@no-mx.wirelessforums.org>
> wrote:
>> I want to connect 2 Wireless Networks with N class and will buy D-Link
>> model: DIR-655 for ADSL, wired and wireless. Another floor need to be
>> connect to this router for another set of PC and printer.
>>
>> - Is DIR-655 will support my need?
>> - For another wireless, which model should be?
>
> No...The D-Link only has four LAN ports, so you can't five computers.

What??

>
> No...My guess is their branded "Xtreme N" technology may work only
> with other D-Link products, so it may not work with you Linksys
> wireless cards.in your computers.

Linksys? Where is it mentioned he has Linksys cards?

>
> No...It is highly unlikely that any WiFi wireless will travel up 26
> floors.

Huh? Did I miss something? 26 floors? Where is that mentioned in the
original post?

>
> No...Your DSL modem cannot be set for bridging mode to allow the D-
> Link to act as a DHCP server.

Huh? Where is it mentioned what type of modem is used? How do you know it
can't be set to bridging?

>
> No...Can't have your DSL modem 700 feet from the wireless access
> points.

What?? 700feet?

>
>> - How to config them?
>
> Moot point. Your setup requires more than you budgeted for.
>
>

On Oct 13, 7:04 am, "jch" <j...@nospam.com> wrote:

Correct...He didn't mention ANYTHING that I referred to.

The point is, he didn't say more specifically what he wanted to do so
I made some assumptions for him.


Sorry, "No...The D-Link only has four LAN ports, so you can't five
computers. " where I meant to say "you can't connect five computers".