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Tom has a point. You're going to have to get a wireless Access Point anyway,
and these days it's just as inexpensive to purchase a wireless router. It
will have, at minimum, four wired ports. Swap that out for your current
router and you're good to go with both the wired network and the wireless
access.
Cheers!
Kyle Elmblade
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On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 12:47 PM, Thomas Mayer <[log in to unmask]>wrote:
> Maybe I've missed something. Why not just replace the wired router with a
> wireless router?
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> Tom
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> vernon plumlee wrote:
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>> I recently purchased a dell studio wireless notebook. I have a wired
>> network. I would like to hook a wireless router into the wired router and
>> use my notebook on the same network. Is there any way to do this ??
>> Everything on my wired linksys network is running XP, the notebook is
>> running vista premium. Can someone please specify the correct hardware to
>> make this setup compatible. Thanks in advance. Vern Plumlee
>>
>>
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