Hi all,
I am changing from a Vodacom 3G HSDPA with Linksys 3G router solution to ADSL through Cybersmart.
According to Cybersmart, I will receive an ADSL router with no wireless capabilities as part of the activation.
My question is this.....
Can I have a setup that allows for the Cybersmart router to manage the ADSL connection, while the Linksys still manages the wireless network.
In other words, can I have my 3 PC's linking up to the Linksys via wireless, the Linksys linked up to the Cybersmart ADSL router via Ethernet and still have all 3 PC's able to connect to the Internet?
I know sweet nothing about networking, ADSL etc, but I have read that this would require "bridging" the two routers. Is this true? If so, what is "bridging" and how do you do it?
Secondly, if what want to do does require bridging and Cybersmart's router does not allow this, what are my options?
Ta
I am changing from a Vodacom 3G HSDPA with Linksys 3G router solution to ADSL through Cybersmart.
According to Cybersmart, I will receive an ADSL router with no wireless capabilities as part of the activation.
My question is this.....
Can I have a setup that allows for the Cybersmart router to manage the ADSL connection, while the Linksys still manages the wireless network.
In other words, can I have my 3 PC's linking up to the Linksys via wireless, the Linksys linked up to the Cybersmart ADSL router via Ethernet and still have all 3 PC's able to connect to the Internet?
I know sweet nothing about networking, ADSL etc, but I have read that this would require "bridging" the two routers. Is this true? If so, what is "bridging" and how do you do it?
Secondly, if what want to do does require bridging and Cybersmart's router does not allow this, what are my options?
Ta