On Sun, 25 May 2008, Matthew Rogers wrote:
> Eben King wrote:
>> To that end, I've been looking at
>> http://dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices . In the listing for
>> the Actiontec MI424WR, under "WLAN standard" it says "ralink b/g (must be
>> replaced)". I want to use this router with an 802.11g signal. Can I do
>> this directly? There is another one of these routers in the house
>> (supplied by Verizon), and no hardware mods were performed here to enable
>> the wireless connection (but I have no idea what was done before it came
>> here).
> Just disable DHCP on any wireless router an it becomes a bridge.
Why won't its wireless part form a separate SSID from my other router, as
opposed to the new router just being a device of the old router's SSID?
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