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I have a 2wire AT&T wireless router/modem connected to the internet and a netgear router. I have the netgear hooked up to my samsung blu ray player in the living room. What I would like to do is set up the netgear so it is a slave repeater and have my 2wire modem as the host so I don't have to use a bridged connection on my PC to connect the two together.

I already set up the netgear as a repeater and set it to the IP of the 2wire. The 2wire does not recognize the netgear as a wireless device and will not connect to it.

Any help will be appreciated.

BTW. I don't want to buy the propritory samsung wireless device for my blu ray. I just want to use my existing hardware.

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I know exactly what you are trying to do but it cannot be done with the default firmware on the Netgear router. You need a 3rd party firmware like dd-wrt or tomato to allow you to use client bridge mode else it will never work.

What model and version is the Netgear router? Check underneath by the barcode.

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I know exactly what you are trying to do but it cannot be done with the default firmware on the Netgear router. You need a 3rd party firmware like dd-wrt or tomato to allow you to use client bridge mode else it will never work.

What model and version is the Netgear router? Check underneath by the barcode.

WPN824v3

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WPN824v3 is not supported by dd-wrt or tomato firmware. You won't get the functionality you want from the stock firmware, your only option is to buy a cheap 35US router that is capable of running dd-wrt or tomato.

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WPN824v3

WPN824v3 is not supported by dd-wrt or tomato firmware. You won't get the functionality you want from the stock firmware, your only option is to buy a cheap 35US router that is capable of running dd-wrt or tomato.

thanks for the help :)

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