Thread: Robot wireless bridge.
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Re: Robot wireless bridge.
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Originally Posted by shawnz View Post
On the web interface of the D-Link serving as the Access Point, open Network Settings and change Access Point IP Address to 10.xx.yy.4, and leave Default Gateway blank. This will mimic the configuration of the WRT610N from previous years. Although, why not use the laptop's wireless adapter?
We just tried this and it didn't seem to work...

We would like the laptop to be hooked up to the wifi network so we have internet. Also the router to router connection seems stronger.
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