How Do I use my wireless router as a bridge?

Question

There is an option for Wireless Bridging. I am mainly wondering if I use another router set up as a bridge will I be able to use all 4 ethernet connections (x2, two routers in the setup) to access my internet connection. I would like to connect a desktop and my xbox to the "bridge mode" router. It looks like all I have to do is set up my second router as a bridge and enable bridge mode on the other. Is that correct? My router is http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.do?product_id=2470291
Also will my laptop still be able to access the non bridge router via built in wifi.

Answer 1

As I read your e mail you really want more devices wired into your network that the existing 4 port LAN ports permit. I suggest you purchase an 8 or 16 port 10/100 network switch. Plug a straight CAT5 cable from router to switch and devices into the switch. Wireless remains as is and you are all on the same subnet without interference or other problems.