Hi all,
I have 2 wireless routers each with its own WAN connection. Currently, they are connected on the LAN side with a crossover cable (Hard Wire Router Link). All my devices are on the same subnet and can talk to each other. Plus each one can use whichever Internet connection I choose by manually configuring IP settings (gateway address specifically). As shown in
http://mobilerealtyllc.com/eo/network1.jpg
What I want to know is whether or not it's possible to replace the Hard Wire Router Link cable from the image above with a Wireless Router Link shown in this image
http://mobilerealtyllc.com/eo/network2.jpg
Basically, a wireless bridge with its own WAN connection.
I understand it will not be as fast or reliable, on paper. But if it is indeed possible, it would actually be slower but MORE reliable due to other variables in my situation. And speed is not important for this application.
Thanks for any help.
I have 2 wireless routers each with its own WAN connection. Currently, they are connected on the LAN side with a crossover cable (Hard Wire Router Link). All my devices are on the same subnet and can talk to each other. Plus each one can use whichever Internet connection I choose by manually configuring IP settings (gateway address specifically). As shown in
http://mobilerealtyllc.com/eo/network1.jpg
What I want to know is whether or not it's possible to replace the Hard Wire Router Link cable from the image above with a Wireless Router Link shown in this image
http://mobilerealtyllc.com/eo/network2.jpg
Basically, a wireless bridge with its own WAN connection.
I understand it will not be as fast or reliable, on paper. But if it is indeed possible, it would actually be slower but MORE reliable due to other variables in my situation. And speed is not important for this application.
Thanks for any help.