I have a linksys wrt54g v2 router I want to convert to a repeater. I looked up instructions buteveryone says after all is done I have to connect my main router to the new configured rrepeater. Is there.a way I can do this without connectingthem together via cable. My house is seperate from the main house and running cable is not logical I have signal at my house just need better signal
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