Can I connect a router wirelessly to my FiOS modem?

[Green Man]

Forgive my ignorance on the subject, but I'm wondering if it can be done and how I'd go about doing so. I don't want to run 100ft of ethernet cord from my room to the kitchen or buy a wireless bridge if I could just use the wireless router that I already have. Thanks.

[Vizzys]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833127256&Tpk=d-link%20dap%201522

this is what i use

im sure you can find something less pricey but yeah it works for my needs: xbox 360, and pc wirelessly connected to my netgear router

uh whats the brand/model router you have, you might be able to flash it

[Brehvolution]

What is your router doing now?

[demi]

Forgive my ignorance on the subject, but I'm wondering if it can be done and how I'd go about doing so. I don't want to run 100ft of ethernet cord from my room to the kitchen or buy a wireless bridge if I could just use the wireless router that I already have. Thanks.

modem -> ethernet -> router -> wireless/wired access to pc/xbox/etc

thats your solution

[demi]

i dont know your setup, but if your modem has wireless, you should be able to set it up wirelessly. meh. i hate being internet customer service. read a book.

[BlackMage]

Wait a minute. Your FiOS modem is basically a router and is already wireless. Why would you need another router?

[BlackMage]

do you have an actiontec MI424WR?

[Arbys Roast Beef Sandwich]

So I can plug my computer into the router and have that connect wirelessly to my modem so my computer can get on the internet.

Get like, one of those USB WiFi dongles or a PCI card instead. Otherwise you can use any DD-WRT compatible router in Client Bridge mode, I believe that's what it's called at least.