“Can I connect a seperate router to this? Is that possible?”

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• Yes you could it has an Ethernet port. Plug your router into that port and it should work as it will then have internet. All of my devices just use this as a wireless access point so I did not have a need for wired connections at this access point.

  Answered by Powerline500 9 years ago

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• You could probably connect a separate router to the wireless plug because it has an Ethernet port as well as projecting wifi. Hope that helps.

  Answered by Mima1389 10 years ago

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• I believe you can by connecting the router via Ethernet and using the existing SSID. Afterwards you can broadcast from the router via WiFi

  Answered by BillK 10 years ago

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• Yes. The device will let you share the connection over the same network, or at install, you can have a separate network.

  Answered by Daboggey 10 years ago

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• Connect a switch instead of a router or get the model that does not include a WAP on receiving end.

  Answered by Dave 10 years ago

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• The device is wireless, so you can connect to any source available. It will use what you tell it to use. It has no ethernet port, if that is what you are asking.

  Answered by Hubbard54 10 years ago

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