Hi
I want to do bassically this 👇👇
Internet <------> WiFi modem <----wireless----> old WiFi modem <------> PC
I want it to be wireless but i don’t even know if it is possible.
That is possible but why? You will have too much latency with this setup .
Check if the modems have WDS bridging, then watch a techquickie video on how to set it up
I did that with a TP-Link RE655 WiFi repeater which has a LAN Port. Worked surprisingly well and I could even run some servers behind that setup.
Possible, yes. As others mentioned, wired is always better, but you could use the 2nd router (assuming it has the necessary functionality/options) in wireless bridge mode to accomplish what you want.
You may also be able to use MOCA adapters instead of a wireless bridge, depending on your needs. MOCA would connect an ethernet port on each router into a nearby coax jack in your home, and then you can bridge the second router that way without needing to do the bridge wirelessly.
Thank you everyone for your help. I noticed there is no WISP or repeater mode in my router settings so i need to do it with wires.
If your router is supported by a *WRT like DD-WRT you can use “Client Mode” or bridge mode and you can do what you want to do.
You only need the router connected to the computer to have *WRT.
Client Mode would create a separate LAN for the computer. Bridge Mode would bridge the LAN from the main router.
Or buy a wireless extender for your computer. My father-in-law has a Netgear one that I bought him. He uses his computer daily to work from home remotely. His PC from the router is about 8ft across the hall and 5ft to the right. Gets a good constant 300mb/s from our 500mbs plan. Also the router he’s getting signal from is a secondary router, not the main/ISP Router. He’s been working like that for 2 years now. Signal is great, even if doors in my room and his room are closed, or on weekends when the wifi is heavily used and he’s still working, no drops. Netgear
Or just buy a WiFi PCI card and actually install it in the PC. I guarantee you’ll get better performance and have less trouble than using an extender/bridge.
