CombatMedic

Thank you everyone especially LAwLz for the replies. You've helped me a lot in my networking plans.

How do I know if my router if bridged and what problems would it cause?

How do I know if my router if bridged and what problems would it cause?

Thank you for the graph. That is what I had in mind. The only difference being that, assuming the dashed line is a wireless signal, the wifi is turned off on the isp router so all of it's connections are wired.

I am planning to upgrade my home network and I would like to have some things clarified. This is how I imagined the network: The isp router will be connected to a nas, my pc, a wireless router (this will be used as an access point) and a switch. The acccess point will be an asus ac66u. My questions are: Will my pc be able to access the nas? Will devices connected to the access point be able to access the nas? And will devices connected to the switch be able to access the nas?