hooking up an access point to a wrt54g in 'client' mode

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tinfoiljack
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PostPosted: Mon May 07, 2012 1:57    Post subject: hooking up an access point to a wrt54g in 'client' mode Reply with quote
i want to repeat a wireless signal, so i've got a wrt54g in client mode that is receiving the primary signal, and i want to hook an access point up to the wrt54g to rebroadcast the signal with its own ssid, security settings, etc. is this possible?

for reasons i won't go into, i don't have access to the primary signal's router.

give me some suggestions if you think i can do this a different way.

the wrt54g in client mode is functioning properly--if i connect a computer to it with an ethernet cable i'm connected to the internet, but the idea is to place this router in a location where the primary signal is the strongest and then rebroadcast it so i don't have to have to use an ethernet cable. i tried plugging an access point the wrt54g but this isn't working.
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PostPosted: Mon May 07, 2012 9:28    Post subject: Reply with quote
Why don't you have access to the primary router? Mtrying to steal Internet access?
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PostPosted: Mon May 07, 2012 11:52    Post subject: Re: hooking up an access point to a wrt54g in 'client' mode Reply with quote
tinfoiljack wrote:

for reasons i won't go into, i don't have access to the primary signal's router.


Then you should not be using it.

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