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mylesm

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HI

I have a netgear wndr3700V4 as my main router works good but range is not great

It is located in my office downstairs in a 2 storey home I have hardwired to the lan ports a Linksys NSLU,A VOIP phone,A Sonos Zone bridge,a WD Media player these are all located beside the router so moving all these is not an option

I frequently have guests staying and for them I have the guest network available on the Netgear which restricts them to Internet only no access to my internal lan works but very poor connection in upstairs bedrooms

I hope someone can advise if i put an ap upstairs how can i restrict that wireless ap to internet only as it will be hardwired to lan port on my netgear router

Thanks

Mylesm
 
Posting in multiple threads just confuses people. But you can put just about any additional router you want upstairs and set it to use a different subnet (ie 192.168.2.1) and you could even leave it's routing functions on since I don't think the typical issues of a router behind a router would be of any concern since they're just using it for regular simple net access. Just use a different SSID than your main router.

Also you can reposition your main router, with moving or leaving in place as much of the hardwired clients you'd like by using a 5-8 port dumb gigabit switch.
 

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