Connect Two Routers Together

Hey! So, i want to connect a DIR-625 Wireless N ( dlink.com/products/?model=DIR-625) to a DI-524 Wireless G d-link.ca/products/?model=DI-524). I want the DIR-625 Wireless N to be the one exposed to the internet with the DI-524 Wireless G connected to the DIR-625. The reason i want to do this is because I want to have both wireless N + G running at the same time. Is that possible?

Here is the steps i have so far on how to do it. I got them from a previous post in the forum about a linksys and have adapted them to the D-Link and i want to know if they will work with the D-Link's.

1) Plug the DI-524 into a computer. Make Sure the internet is NOT connected to the DI-524.

2) Log into the router and change the Router's IP to 192.168.0.2 and disable DHCP

3) Unplug the DI-524, plug the internet into the DIR-625, and connect the DIR-625 to the same computer.

4) Set up my PPPoE settings and set up my wireless security settings.

5) Connect the DI-524 to the DIR-625 by connecting them with standard Ethernet cable. Make sure to connect them by LAN ports.

6) Plug the rest of the computers into the DIR-625 and set them up normally.


Will these adapted steps work? Can i run Wireless G + N at the same time?

Thanks in advance Everyone!


Also, for reference here is the thread i got these steps from (devhardware.com/forums/networking-34/connect-another-router-to-existing-router-71149.html)

Also Sorry I can't post links so you have to add www. to the front of them

looks like it should work. I'm surprised the N router doesn't also do G, I've seen draft N/G/B routers before.

your steps will basically turn yoru di-524 into a switch so you should no problems getting on the internet if you are plugged into the di-524.

LOL just discovered that I'm a total n00b.... Wireless G devices can connect to a Wireless N network... Thanks For The help all