Wirelessly linkng routers

[ZipzzFTW]

Hello i'm Zipzz and im wondering if its possible to put a secondary router in my room so i can use ethernet from it. this being said is it possible to link the second to the first in my parents room without a ethernet connection or could the connect via wifi. im trying to do work for amazon and if i dont have an ethernet connection im screwed. please someone help!!!!

[Clubconsoles]

2 minutes ago, ZipzzFTW said:

Hello i'm Zipzz and im wondering if its possible to put a secondary router in my room so i can use ethernet from it. this being said is it possible to link the second to the first in my parents room without a ethernet connection or could the connect via wifi. im trying to do work for amazon and if i dont have an ethernet connection im screwed. please someone help!!!!

Use a WIFI Repeater with a Ethernet port on it. Connect your pc to the Ethernet port on it, connect it to your existing router via WIFI and it is set up. Or you could use powerline.

[ZipzzFTW]

your so helpfull!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ZipzzFTW]

can i connect a wireless-ac repeater to a wireless-n router

[ZipzzFTW]

4 minutes ago, Clubconsoles said:

Use a WIFI Repeater with a Ethernet port on it. Connect your pc to the Ethernet port on it, connect it to your existing router via WIFI and it is set up. Or you could use powerline.

can i connect a wireless-ac repeater to a wireless-n router

[Clubconsoles]

1 minute ago, ZipzzFTW said:

can i connect a wireless-ac repeater to a wireless-n router

yes. If it says 802.11b/g/n/ac you should be able to. Just check it supports 802.11n.

[ZipzzFTW]

1 minute ago, Clubconsoles said:

yes. If it says 802.11b/g/n/ac you should be able to. Just check it supports 802.11n.

which do you think would be better this: http://www.amazon.com/TRiver-802-11AC-1200Mbps-Repeater-Management/dp/B0178705R0/ref=sr_1_6?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1462016647&sr=1-6&keywords=wifi+repeater&refinements=p_85%3A2470955011 or this: http://www.amazon.com/Amped-Wireless-Wireless-N-Repeater-SR10000/dp/B005UBNGY6/ref=sr_1_4?s=pc&ie=UTF8&qid=1462016996&sr=1-4&keywords=amped+wireless

[AshleyAshes]

What you're looking for is a wireless router with what is called 'Wireless Bridge' mode, where the router instead of being a wireless AP, it links wirelessly to the other AP and it's Ethernet ports now offer connections to the AP's network, the bridge will do little work other than wireless, DHCP and everything will be handled by the AP.  Not all routers support 'Bridge Mode' however.  Check your firmware.

[ZipzzFTW]

23 minutes ago, AshleyAshes said:

What you're looking for is a wireless router with what is called 'Wireless Bridge' mode, where the router instead of being a wireless AP, it links wirelessly to the other AP and it's Ethernet ports now offer connections to the AP's network, the bridge will do little work other than wireless, DHCP and everything will be handled by the AP.  Not all routers support 'Bridge Mode' however.  Check your firmware.

did you see my links both those use repeater mode or bridge mode

 as you call it