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would it work simply as a wireless router if plugged into another router via a network cable?
Posted : 16/05/2011 6:53 pm
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yep shouldn't be a problem
i'd turn DHCP off on one or other of the routers tho so they aren't both trying to allocate IPs
Posted : 16/05/2011 7:22 pm
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yes. Works a treat with my AirPort Extreme plugged into it.
I get the macs, PCs and other devices to connect to the 'internal' network created by the AirPort Extremes. I leave the VirginMedia wireless network untouched.
Posted : 16/05/2011 7:37 pm
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ok, I have a long network cable from the router, but the network sockets on the superhub all seem to be 'out' ones. I accept that I'm IT-retarded. what do I do?
Posted : 16/05/2011 7:43 pm