I have a Belkin54g wireless routerThe network I want to connect it to is 4 already existing linksys WRT54GS/access points.Now, I have no wires to connect them to, nor is the router hooked up to the internet directly to bridge properlyI think.I suppose what I am asking is: Can the belkin54g wireless router draw the network's signal (which any wireless-b/g router freely can) and connect it to the network (which is accessing the internet) and allow incoming wireless or wired connections to it that wish to access the network through it?I imagine there may be some serious settings to make, I have the Mac address of all routers, dns, gateway, dhcp, and whatnot so I could use some pointers on what to do here.Thanks for all your help.Internet-gt;Main Wireless Network+Routersx4-gt;Belkin-gt;PC/Wii/PS2
If you mix your acrylic with a 100% wool (not superwash), it will felt someIf you are doing that, you probably would want to hold your wool throughout all the knittingOtherwise, the scarf will have different thicknesses and weights when you felt it.
I've felted 'wool' sweaters to make patchwork floor cushions, and I could tell which weren't pure wool by the fact that they didn't feltThe reason wool felts is - if you could see individual fibres under a microscope they have tiny hooks on themAnd on a sheep's back when it rains the tiny hooks 'shrink' together to protect it from the wetKunin produces felt from acrylic, so there must be a way and I hope someone can give advice as I'd be interested as wellGood luck.
Sorry this only works with wool or other animal fibres.
You should NEVER use more than one router on a connection unless you absolutely need to subnet the machinesA router is never useful for bridgingyou should be using one router and the rest of the wireless must be access points, or wireless range extenders.
