Daisy-Chain Routers

[The Quicken]

What I'm thinking about doing is not exactly a daisy-chain, but connecting a wireless router to anothers WIFI and using the 2nd router for a wired connection.

suggestions for a linksys router that comes with client options?

[JD]

Anything that runs DD-WRT should work for this. I don't think stock firmwares typically support this though.

Alternatively, you can buy a "wireless bridge" or "gaming adapter" which is basically a WiFi adapter, but has a single Ethernet port on it rather than a USB/PCI connection. You could hookup a switch to this as well if you need more than 1 port.

[Arinoth]

I've done this the old school way. In my old place we had 3 routers, the one we got from bell, my solely wired router and my wireless router. I had it set up just in the settings for my two routers to just act like switches, with the wireless router broadcasting also broadcasting its wireless network giving me full coverage and all the ports i needed it didn't locations. The two routers were D-Links and if you plan/have either i could easily walk you through it.

[The Quicken]

My quick research on the subject agrees that I should not expect stock firmware to have a client option.
I currently have a Linksys AE1000-CA USB Adaptor connected to one PC (works great) but I want to try with a router because...well just because lol.

Silly thing is I have two routers lent out as I did not need them.