I have a wired router (TP-Link RT-860) in the basement where the cable service comes in. Eight wired ethernet connections span two buildings. I currently have a Linksys wireless router set up in bridge mode, but its signal doesn't span the whole area. I have purchased an Asus RT-N66U to replace it, but I can't figure out how to set it up in bridge mode. Does anyone know if this is possible? Second question: Would there be any advantage in installing DD-WRT on the Asus?
Networking – How to set up Asus RT-N66U in bridge mode with wired connection to main router
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Best Answer
Click Administration in the left menu and select Access Point(AP) mode:
...and of course press the Save button.