Can I plug my network connection from Google Box to the wireless access point to my wireless network from another part of house.
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Yes, you can if what you meant is to connect the Google box to the access point which is connected wirelessly to the network.
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Short answer is YES. Set the SSID of the access point to the same as the SSID of your existing router. Then as you move about the house with whatever PC you're using you should automatically connect to the one with the best signal.
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That probably won't be possible because each device hooked up to the adapter will be fighting for an IP address. Each device needs an adapter, you're going to need a device called an access point to do what you're asking.
425452
This is only an access point. Since you already have a router this access point will work fine.
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So would I be able to connect this to a wired router and connect mutiple devices to it?
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Nope! The easiest way to add that capability would be with an additional box working in conjunction with the router
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Not without additional hardware. This system has a hardwire LAN port only (http://www.simplymonitored.com/index.php/product/nvr-models/nvr-5004-4p). With that said I would assume you could purchase an inexpensive wireless bridge/router to connect to your wireless network at the location needed for the security box and just plug the hardwire to an extra port on the new router.
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No. This will provide a computer with a wireless (WiFi) connection to a wireless router or access point.
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I use it as a wired access point Call Netgear and have them walk you through the set up
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If you have a desktop with an attached printer you can use Google's cloud print app. This is the method I use and it works just fine. You may also be able to connect directly to a wireless printer such as the HP DJ 2540, 3520, Photosmart 6520 and many others. I have not tried this method but it should be possible. Another method would be to add a network printer to your router, this would make it available to all computers that are served by the router both wired and wireless. Hope this helps!
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It is my understanding that it CAN be used as an access point, but you'd have to install Arch Linux and the necessary software. You'd also need a USB wi-fi dongle that operates under linux (they don't all work). So before you go down that road make sure that you have all of the parts that will work together --- and that the tine and effort (not to mention the costs) are worth it. As a hobby, OK. But to replace a $20 access point?
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Yes. Not a problem. Although I have a local network, my whole set-up is wired because everything is close and that's the most direct way for me to handle it.
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Possibly, If your router is linux and has dial up support, you can plug this modem into the USB port of your router and the router can bridge the dial up connection to the wifi lan of your router. Check out this one.. http://www.greatarbor.com/products.html#GAC-252
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Not unless you have a router with an extra port on it you can plug this into.
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yes you can. internet cable from router. and broadcast as repeater wireless.
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Yes. You can connect to any wired router, and it will act as an access point for that network. The HooToo has its own NAT by default, so you won't be able to connect to other devices on that LAN using the default settings. It easily provides a separate WIFI network for guest use (although the range is not great).
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The box is just a router. To receive WiFi signals to connect wireless devices you will need at least one Access Point (AP) located somewhere else in the home or office which needs to be connected via a cable to the router.