Needs advice

#1 (**permalink**) 07-10-2005, 02:35 AM

I have a linksys cable modem a linksys access point (wap11) and a linksys
router. Right now I am using the equipment so that I can access the network
from any location where I need too. But now I have a problem. I have to
move the cable modem to a spot very far away from rest of the hardwired lan.
What I plan to do is hook the modem to a linksys wap11 and have the another
wap11 on the router to conect the router to the cable modem. Does anyone
have a better suggestion. or even knows if this will work or not.

#2 (**permalink**) 07-10-2005, 04:51 AM

Jason Winters wrote:
> I have a linksys cable modem a linksys access point (wap11) and a linksys
> router. Right now I am using the equipment so that I can access the network
> from any location where I need too. But now I have a problem. I have to
> move the cable modem to a spot very far away from rest of the hardwired lan.
> What I plan to do is hook the modem to a linksys wap11 and have the another
> wap11 on the router to conect the router to the cable modem. Does anyone
> have a better suggestion. or even knows if this will work or not.
>
>
you could use WET11's to do what you want. I actually use a WAP11 and
than connect the rest of the network using the WET11 work well

#3 (**permalink**) 07-10-2005, 06:11 AM

So would the wet11 connect to the modem or the router

"YouCanToo" <dwmoar@findmoore.net> wrote in message
news:7q-dndt6W_cpOk3fRVn-tw@megapath.net...
> Jason Winters wrote:
>> I have a linksys cable modem a linksys access point (wap11) and a linksys
>> router. Right now I am using the equipment so that I can access the
>> network from any location where I need too. But now I have a problem. I
>> have to move the cable modem to a spot very far away from rest of the
>> hardwired lan. What I plan to do is hook the modem to a linksys wap11 and
>> have the another wap11 on the router to conect the router to the cable
>> modem. Does anyone have a better suggestion. or even knows if this will
>> work or not.
> you could use WET11's to do what you want. I actually use a WAP11 and
> than connect the rest of the network using the WET11 work well