wilmoo13

Yes, you can hookup the wireless router to your existing router but based on your questions I think that you probably lack the experience. Essentially you will be adding a wireless access point to your current network. By default, routers ship with DHCP turned on. Since there can only be one DHCP server per network you will have to disable one of the boxes. Also, I've found that it is better to hard code an IP address for the access point. A hint to people having to reset their routers. Lots of folks leave the network SSID the default. If your neighbor sets up a router with the same SSID as you then you will have problems.

You know, over the years I've managed to get lousy customer service in most every store, big and small. Most often it's not the store but a specific person. Having worked for both BB and CC, many of the comments I see above are directed at the BB and CC "messengers" of the facts. "Yes, the item in question went on sale 3 days ago in limited quantity and yes, we are currently out of stock. No, we do not do rainchecks but we do special orders and ship directs. No, we do not know what is on the truck except for larger items and those only the day before the truck arrives." What many people do not realize is that the overworked, underpaid folks at the larger stores tend to be attitude mirrors, they reflect back what they get. If you walk in with a chip on your shoulder expecting bad service and act like a total jerk then regardless of the associate's training and diplomacy you may get treated like one.