I have 2 wireless routers: a Belkin ADSL router where I receive the internet from ISP via cable, and a Linksys E2500. Is there any way that I can make the Linksys router an access point? Or something like that?
Linksys E2500 works as access point
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Best Answer
Most wifi-routers can be used as just an access-point. (Not all. You will have to try to see if yours can do it.)
Basically you connect 1 of the LAN ports of the E2500 to a LAN port of the Belkin.
Leave the WAN/uplink port of the E2500 NOT connected.
In the E2500 you have to disable DHCP because the Belkin is already handling that. And for various reasons (DNS mainly) with consumer-equipment in most cases that is best done by the internet-facing router.
Configure the WIFI of the E2500 as usual.
If the Belkin also has Wifi it is probable best to have them BOTH setup for the same SSID and same password and configure them both to use the same channel(s). That way your client-devices will automatically pick the one with the strongest signal and will mostly smoothly roam from one AP to the other when you move through the building.
Please note: In some equipment you can't disable DHCP, or the device won't work if the WAN connection is not used. In that case you will have to daisy-chain like Moses proposed in his answer.