Thread: Using a spare router to increase signal range
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Old 07-08-2011, 14:27   #6
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Re: Using a spare router to increase signal range
Then you want a repeater, not an AP. I'm not sure if that model offers repeater mode out of the box, but as I say depending on revision you could put dd-wrt on it and run it that way.
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