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Netgear and D-link router help....
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Well I did say "Also, the Sky Netgear router access...." in case they did have a Sky branded Netgear.No-one mentioned either router was a sky one....the netgear was from orange - but don't know if it's standard netgear fw or ISP-frigged. It's worth pointing out that a lot of the popular netgears can't operate in bridge mode, e.g. DG834GT won't, so if your setup is going to work, yo'll have to keep the layout as-is.
p.s. RIK, you having trouble sleeping at the mo?
Also, my Sky branded 834GT has custom firmware loaded on it (freely available at a forum for Skyuser's) and it does indeed allow the router to be used as a wireless repeater.
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Ok, time for an update... sorry for the delay... I!!!8217;ve managed to get the dlink route to connect to the netgear route. I can connect my laptop to the dlink route in the other room but only via an Ethernet cable... I can!!!8217;t get the wireless part on the dlink route to work... any ideas ???0
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