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93dan93

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Mar 12, 2011
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Terrigal, NSW, Australia
I currently have an iMac (with snow leopard) connected to the internet via wifi from a wireless modem.
I have an iPod Touch that doesn't get very good reception in the room with the iMac.
I have a spare wireless router, if I connected the spare router to the iMac's ethernet port could I bridge the airport with the ethernet to get the spare router to broadcast my internet from the iMac.

Thanks
 
I currently have an iMac (with snow leopard) connected to the internet via wifi from a wireless modem.
I have an iPod Touch that doesn't get very good reception in the room with the iMac.
I have a spare wireless router, if I connected the spare router to the iMac's ethernet port could I bridge the airport with the ethernet to get the spare router to broadcast my internet from the iMac.

Thanks

I would not do it that way I would see if you can setup the spare router as a wireless distribution point to extend your network.

Cheers
 
I would not do it that way I would see if you can setup the spare router as a wireless distribution point to extend your network.

Cheers

Yeah thats what I had planned but unfortunately the main router doesn't support WDS, which is a shame because that would've been perfect.

I had it set up fine on my old windows computer but that was with a network connection bridge which i have heard isn't supported in Snow Leopard.

Any Ideas?
 
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