I am trying to connect 2 wired networks wirelessly.
On one network (in living room), I have a cable modem connected to a wifi router (DGL-4300), a xbox, a PS2, and a computer. All of these are connected by wired ethernet. A couple laptops connect wirelessly to this router as well.
On the other network (in my office), I have a couple desktops, an ethernet printer, and a NAS drive. None of these components have wifi cards/adapters, etc. All are connected by a gigabit switch.
What device do I need to get so that both networks can 'talk' to each other? Basically, I want my NAS on network 1 to talk to my desktops in network 2 without any wires.
Any brands or models recommended? I prefer to go over to 802.11n, unless nothing out in the market is good. I don't mind buying new hardware to support this.
Thanks in advance.
On one network (in living room), I have a cable modem connected to a wifi router (DGL-4300), a xbox, a PS2, and a computer. All of these are connected by wired ethernet. A couple laptops connect wirelessly to this router as well.
On the other network (in my office), I have a couple desktops, an ethernet printer, and a NAS drive. None of these components have wifi cards/adapters, etc. All are connected by a gigabit switch.
What device do I need to get so that both networks can 'talk' to each other? Basically, I want my NAS on network 1 to talk to my desktops in network 2 without any wires.
Any brands or models recommended? I prefer to go over to 802.11n, unless nothing out in the market is good. I don't mind buying new hardware to support this.
Thanks in advance.
