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Wireless Router to Wired Hub

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Wireless Router to Wired Hub

Wireless Router to Wired Hub

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Hi,

I want to set up a home network in the following way. Cable modem connected to Wireless Router via wire. 1 (stand alone) pc connecting to router via wireless network card. Existing wired LAN connected to small hub connecting to wireless router via wireless.

My question is how do I connect the existing wired hub (and it's attached pc's) to the wireless router. I want all pc's on the network to be able to talk to each other and share the internet connection provided by the canle modem attached to the wireless router?

Any ideas? Do I just attacha wireless access point to a port on the hub? Are there any examples / articles of this that any one can point me too?

Thanks.

Matt

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