I am trying to extend wireless internet connectivity to another part of my house.  My current modem + wireless router does not cover my entire house. So, I have installed a cat5 cable with RJ45 port leading to that part of the house. Now I want a wireless internet there.   However, I have a Beetel 450TC3 ADSL+2 Router/ modem, which I want to use as a wireless router. It has 4 LAN ports and one RJ11 port. All the LAN ports act as internet output, RJ11 port is for DSL input.  Can I use this the 450TC3 as a wireless hotspot/ router? i.e. Is it possible to reconfigure one of the LAN ports to act as input through my CAT5 cable, and then broadcast wireless internet?  If yes, can anybody help me with that? (I have seen this post, but it didn't work for me:  )
Recently I have opted for broadband connection which is coming directly cat5 cable with RJ45 port to my laptop. They have provided me with IP address, default Gateway, subnet mask, preferred DNS and alternate DNS server information. Also the username and password.  The Modem model is Beetel 450TC1 which is actually an ADSL+2 Router. The modem has 4 lan port and one RJ11 port (for internet).   Can I use this modem as a wireless hotspot without connecting the RJ45 cable directly to my laptop?  If yes, can anybody help me with that?
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