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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ur85q" data-source="post: 1327808" data-attributes="member: 224025">Sounds like your re-read is the way to go ... found this on eHow ...Bellkin N300 wireless routers support bridging using the Wireless Distribution System standard. When multiple Belkin routers are configured to use WDS, each router uses the same wireless network SSID and channel. This creates the effect of an extended wireless network. Roaming wireless devices automatically connect to the Belkin router with the strongest wireless signal. WDS enables a wireless device to seamlessly switch between routers without user intervention. You can bridge a Belkin N300 router by setting up WDS in the configuration interface.</blockquote>

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