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Philips SNA5630NS/05 Client Mode
Hi;
I have picked up an old Talk Talk Wireless Router its a Philips SNA5630NS/05. I was wondering whether it could be configured to be setup as a Wireless Client for a PC. I have done this before on a DLink G604T however when I logged into the admin screen and it does not appear to support any modes such as Client and Client/Bridge. Any ideas if this router has any further use as above, I've updated it to the latest firmware. Ta |
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