Okay so i have a modem its connected to a netgear n300 router!i know that access points have 1-5 Ethernet ports depending on which one you have! But once i connect the wireless access point to my network does it also extend my WiFi signal or does it only convert it to a solid Ethernet cable!
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A Bridge converts wireless to ethernet and a Access Point is the wireless access point for a ethernet networkA dedicated AP will only have one ethernet portIf the AP has more than one port then it probably has Bridge capabilitiesIt can send out wireless signal from the network like an Access Point or it can Recieve a wireless signal and supply it to the ethernet ports in Bridge ModeDont know of any models that can do both at once it is either one or the other that I am aware ofTo extend the wireless signal you would need a repeaterThat netgear you have is also a double machine ADSL+2 modem/router.
